Cover of My Husband's Wife

My Husband's Wife

by Alice Feeney


Genre
Suspense, Mystery, Thriller
Year
2026
Pages
312
Contents

26. Birdy

Overview

Birdy pauses reviewing Harrison’s interview to meet Carter at the Smuggler’s Inn. Carter recounts the impostor incident and claims he first met Eden at the gallery. Birdy orders him to question the gallery owner, Diana, and realizes Carter is lying about his earlier contact with Eden, sharpening suspicion around him.

Summary

Birdy, reading the transcript of Carter’s interview with Harrison, relocates to the Smuggler’s Inn and summons Carter. She notes the pub’s quiet, then challenges Carter about the report of a woman impersonating Eden at Spyglass and the gallery.

Carter explains Harrison called 999 about an intruder claiming to be Eden. He says he saw the real Eden at the gallery, detained the other woman twice, judged her unstable, and implies she escaped. Birdy questions his decisions, presses for details, and requests background on the exhibition’s origin.

Birdy orders Carter to interview the gallery owner, Diana—nicknamed the “black widow” for outliving three husbands—ignoring local gossip except to warn him off tea. Carter claims he first met Eden at the gallery.

After he leaves, Birdy reflects that she knows Carter met Eden earlier than he admits. His lie intensifies her doubts about his conduct and motives, even as she continues reviewing the case materials.

Who Appears

  • Olivia “Birdy” Bird
    Narrator and DCI; questions Carter, directs him to Diana, and detects his lie about first meeting Eden.
  • Sgt. Carter
    Describes the impostor incident, claims first met Eden at the gallery, is sent to interview Diana; lies about prior contact.
  • Eeden Fox
    Subject of the impostor dispute; one woman claimed to be her while another was accepted as Eden.
  • Harrison Woolf
    Husband who called 999 about an impostor at Spyglass; previously interviewed by Carter.
  • Diana
    Gallery owner nicknamed the “black widow”; to be interviewed about Eden’s exhibition.
  • Sunday
    Birdy’s dog; present at the pub meeting with Carter.
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