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Within this Isabel Dalhousie unique short-story, available solely in digital structure, our smart heroine—accused by way of a troubled spouse to be the "other girl"—makes an astonishing breakthrough as she tries to protect her reputation.Summer in Glasgow is just a period of fragile sun and showers, picnics with family members in flourishing landscapes, and genteel festivities of art and music. But Isabel Dalhousie’s tranquil idyll is shattered whenever a solitary assembly over coffee with other thinker Dr. George McLeod provides an angry telephone call from his wife, Roz, who implacably accuses Isabel of doing an affair with her husband.            Injured by the injustice of Roz’s crazy claim and worried equally for her position one of the gossipy number of her scholarly friends and for Roz’s obvious state-of anxiety, Isabel sets out to find more concerning the McLeods, and to create the record straight prior to the resentment within their relationship toxins her own status. For information in to the McLeods’ connection she becomes to Millie, who's both a classic associate of Isabel’s and a college friend of George’s.            Within this interesting, smartly noticed tale, Alexander McCall Smith’s sharp eyed heroine is advised once more to prevent jumping to rash conclusions concerning the lifestyles of others, and to value friendship wherever it’s discovered.