51. would tell you so.

The lying has got to stop."
"Yes," Wrigglesworth dropped his head and nodded.
"Did Jeffrey pay your Grandad?"
"Yes"
"How much?"
"$5,000 a year."
"How was it paid?"
"Always in cash, that's why my grandfather had to stay in Wales. So he could receive the money in person from Jeffrey. They always met once a month, always in different places.
Grandfather was paying too much tax you know and strangely enough Jeffrey had his own tax problems. It was mostly all about income tax. They were both avoiding paying it. Grandfather on his other house in Wales and Jeffrey on the profits of his Labrador Company. But both of them, each for their own different reasons felt very sentimental about The Labrador. It was in their blood so to speak. Something intangible just kept on drawing them back out. If not physically then mentally. Labrador had a hold on them and wouldn’t let go. They kept in close touch with each other without anybody else outside their immediate families ever finding out."
“Did Sir James ever tell his family what was going on with his Manager at Wild Bay?"
"Oh! What! Yes! He used to share everything with us. He was very good that way. Wrigglesworth looked very closely at Dawson. “I know you are right. It is about time somebody told the truth. But it greatly disappointed him that the Dominions Office had asked him to resign."
"I didn't realise they had."
Yes indeed. They knew pretty quickly that Grandfather had made a mess of things. Jeffrey wasn't repaying the loan that Grandfather had