Lucy replied: [Yes, I accept it, thank you, Your Majesty.]
She stepped over the antique store's threshold, "Is the owner around?"
"Yes." An old lady in her seventies or eighties hobbled out with a cane, smiling as she asked, "What do you need, miss?"
Lucy handed her two photos, "I want to buy two disguise masks."
The old lady took the photos and asked, "When do you need them?"
"Today."
"Five million, no bargaining."
"Alright."
"Miss, please follow me."
The old lady led her inside, around a courtyard, and into the house at the back.
"Just wait here," she said.
Lucy nodded, "Alright."
The waiting lasted until night.
A little past eight, the old lady came to see her, handing her the masks she had made.
After paying, Lucy took them and left.
The two masks were of Flora Palmer and Sophie Bennett.
She drove from Northriver to Ningham.
She parked the car not far from Charles Sharp's house.
