<div class="floatleft"><div align="center">(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDk3Aq4XUAAbMSK.jpg)<br/></div><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: Berlin Sans FB;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;"> Taffy Silk<br/>‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾  </span></span></div></div><br/>I listen, trying not to attract too much of the palpable tension in the air. There is more here that isn't being said, I think. What isn't clear is whether this is two partial stories told from perspective, or one or more manipulated ones.<br/><br/>"Oh, that party? I think I was there for some of it, but doing something else. I don't remember much of it due to events, but now you mention, Miss J was rather distressed and there was something about missing diamonds. I know the Jameson name, thankfully nothing to do with the whiskey, which is never a good one to have involved."<br/><br/>I turn to look at Jaclyn.<br/><br/>"And jaunting round Africa, dazzling people with your brilliance while I've been left to work in the sunshine of the Caribbean?"<br/><br/>I turn back to Peter.<br/><br/>"You can keep the diamond heisting though. I mean, I like diamonds, but not enough to go around heisting."<br/><br/>So du Monde was hired by Jameson and got Jaclyn into stealing a diamond, and then subsequently or separately has a grudge with Peter, and the skill enough to crash his finances... Complicated, and then there's a riposte from Miss J.<br/><br/>"Does the party make a difference whether it was known about by Jaclyn or not, if she was compelled to go to it? I've seen diamond thieves on TV, and they always time it to coincide with some kind of busy social occasion."<br/><br/>"Um, Peter, do you have any reason to think du Monde or Jameson chose the party for some particular reason? I think those questions just asked are possibly pertinent too."<br/><br/>And Peter alleged to have avoided telling Jaclyn about the financial damage until a loan was agreed? These two definitely have issues over this. And where does Ari come into it?<br/><br/>