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7.

The next morning Elizabeth woke up with a dull pain throbbing pain all over her body. She reached for her glasses on the table to discover that they were not their squinting she moved to the sitting room and found that that her glasses weren't their either oddly enough when she opened her eyes wider to get a better look around she discovered that her eyes were no longer sensitive to the light.

She noticed that her father must have gotten up and was ether at the Sunday Mass or he was working on something because she did not find him asleep at his desk like she had the previous two mornings. She decided to get dressed and go for a walk just as she was about to leave when she opened the door and found Low standing their.

"Something came up our father told me to keep an eye on you."

"Thanks but don't you need to work right now?"

"No I have the midnight shift with Murdock tonight"

"Oh"

"Were you about to go do something sneaky like snoop around for dirt on Mr. Hockley's Hench men were you?"

"Maybe."

Your Father said nothing strenuous today."

Elizabeth did her best to look angry but gave up and let out a sigh. "Fine I'll Read a Book."

Elizabeth went into her Room and Came back with a copy of The hound or The Baskervilles."

. Lowe Shook his head "I should have known."

"What it's one of my favorite books."

"I Know . Buy the way you no that steerage passenger who has been around your fried Rose lately?"

"Yes ."

"Well his friend I think his name was Tommy told me to give you this." Low pulled a small package from his pocket inside was a piece of gray fabric with a note That read in this way:

My Brother found this on the dock the day after the incident at the ship yard but was fired before he could tell your father. I know you probably have started putting the pieces together and could use some physical evidence.

_Tommy Ryan

P.S.

Sorry if my brother ever made you uncomfortable

Low looked over Elizabeth's shoulder. "What is that?"

"Justice, Low did my father tell you were he was going earlier."

"He was giving the first class passengers a full tour of the ship."

Without another word Elizabeth grabbed her shoulder bag and made her way to the Boat Deck the note in one hand her glasses in her pocket. Leaving a very confused Low to wonder what was going on.