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    Mystery at Moorsea Manor

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      case. Then Nancy told Hugh, Annabel, and George

      that the Singhs had nothing to do with Gloria's plot.

      “There's one thing I don't get,” George said. “If

      Gloria approached them this morning for help, why

      were they acting so weird when we questioned them

      yesterday about the sabotage? It was almost as if they

      knew something about it.”

      “I thought so, too, at the time,” Nancy replied. “But

      I think they reacted that way because they were happy

      to hear about the pranks. They probably thought it was

      great news that someone was trying to force a sale, but,

      of course, they didn't want to let us know they felt that

      way.”

      “The Singhs weren't totally innocent, though,”

      George said. “Since Gloria had told them about her

      scheme this morning, they should have warned Hugh

      and Annabel about it. But they didn't because they

      realized they'd benefit if it did work out.”

      Maisie trotted over to Annabel with a piece of

      driftwood in her jaws. Shaking her head around

      playfully, she let Annabel remove the stick and then

      throw it down the beach for her.

      “Maisie sure is an awesome swimmer,” Nancy

      commented, watching the dog retrieve the stick.

      “Well, she's used to these waters,” Annabel

      explained. “She plays in the channel all the time and

      knows where the currents are and how to get out of

      them. She may be a puppy at heart, but she's basically

      full-grown—a big dog now. She could pull someone

      your size to safety, Nancy, as long as you weren't too

      far from shore.”

      “Well, if it hadn't been for Maisie running ahead of

      you guys,” Nancy said, patting the bouncing dog on the

      top of her shaggy head, “I'd be out to sea by now.”

      Annabel shot Nancy a grateful smile as she tossed

      the stick again. “And if it hadn't been for you, Nancy

      Drew, I'd be out of business. Thank you so much for

      solving this case.”

      “Now Moorsea Manor can continue as before,”

      George said, smiling. “Successful beyond your wildest

      dreams, Annabel.”

      Hugh smiled. “Let's forget the boat party for today,

      everyone. The sea is way too rough.”

      “We'll have a celebration up at the house instead,”

      Annabel suggested happily. “An indoor treasure hunt

      this time—and tea.”

      “So what's the prize if we win?” Nancy asked.

      “A mystery-free holiday,” Annabel said, and grinned.

     

     

     



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