“My house is so bloody big and so bloody quiet and so bloody empty it’s driving me bloody crazy and I can’t talk to anyone else about what happened and I hate drinking alone . . .’ She stopped, took a deep breath, then, ‘Do you want your old room back?’
I hid the smile that threatened to split my face. ‘Well, I’d need to give notice. And I couldn’t afford to pay much . . .’
‘Don’t you play hard to get with me, Douglas Brodie! Unless you’ve got a rich benefactor who’s putting you up at the Ritz, this is a great offer. Hand over your ration card and two pounds a week and it’s a deal. I’ll feed us. We split the whisky. Not that we’re going to be drinking much.” She stared contemptuously at my glass of lemonade.”
Born
Glasgow, Scotland 12th April 1909
Description
Slim; short blond hair striking blue eyes; wears glasses
Education
Craigholme School 1914-1926
Edinburgh University 1926-1930
LLB
Parents
Mother: Isobel 1876-1935?;
Drowned in Loch Lomond
Father: James 1876-1935; Procurator Fiscal Drowned in Loch Lomond
Legal Experience
Solicitor training and practice1930-1937
Intrant to Faculty of Advocates
1938-1941
Advocate (Scottish Criminal Law)
1942-