o his head.
“it’s bleedi it’s not dangerous,” blomkvist said before she could ask.
she tur the first-aid kit from the cupboard; it ed two packets of elastidages, a mosquito stid a little rical tape. he pulled off his d dropped them ohehe bathroom.
the wound on his temple was a gash so deep that he could lift up a big flap of flesh. it was still bleeding aches, but he thought it would probably heal if he taped it closed. he rahe cold tap and wiped his face.
he held the towel against his temple while he stood uhe shower and closed his eyes. then he slammed his fist agaiile so hard that he scraped his knuckles. fuck you, whoever you are, he thought. i’m going to find you, and i will get you.
wheouched his arm he jumped as if he had had arid stared at her with suger i she took a step back. she hahe soap ao the kit without a word.
he put orips ical tape. he went into the bedroom, pulled on a pair of jeans a, taking the folder of pri photographs with him. he was so furious he was almost shaking.
“stay here, lisbeth,” he shouted.
he walked over to ceger’s h the doorbell. it was half a minute before she opehe door.
“i don’t want to see you,” she said. then she saw his face, where blood ing through the tape.
“let me ialk.”
she hesitated. “we have nothing to talk about.”
“we do now, and you discuss it here oeps or i.”
blomkvist’s tone was so determi cecilia stepped bad let him i her kit table.
“what have you done?” she said.
“you claim that my diggih aber is some futile form of oal therapy for henrik. that’s possible, but an ho someone bloody my head off, and last night someohe same humourist—left a horribly dead y porch.”
ceed her mouth, but blomkvist cut her off.
“cecilia, i do ab-ups or what you worry about or the fact that you suddehe sight of me. i’ll never e near you again, and you doo worry that i’m going to bother you or run after yht this minute i wish i’d never heard of you or ahe vanger family. but i require ao my questions. the sooner you ahe sooner you’ll be rid of me.”
“what do you want to know?”
“number one: where were yo?”
cecilia’s face clouded over.
“an ho i was iad.”
“e where you were?”
“not that i k of, and i doo at to you.”
“wo: why did you open the window i’s room the day she disappeared?”
“what?”
“you heard me. for all these years henrik has tried to work out who opehe window i’s r those critiutes. everybody has denied doing it. someone is lying.”
“and what in hell makes you think it was me?”
“this picture,” blomkvist said, and flung the blurry photograph o table.
cecilia walked over to the table ahe pikvist thought he could read sho her face. she looked up at him. he felt a trickle of blood run down his d drop onto his shirt.
“there were sixty people ohat day,” he said. “a of them were women. five or six of them had shth blonde hair. ohose was wearing a light-coloured dress.”
she stared ihe photograph.
“and you think that’s supposed to be me?”
“if it isn’t you, i’d like you to tell me who you think it is. his picture before. i’ve had it for weeks aalk to you about it. i may be an idiot, but i haveo henrik or anyone else because i’m deathly afraid of g suspi y y. but i do have to have an answer.”
“you’ll get your answer.” she held out the photograph to him. “i didn’t go i’s room that day. it’s he picture. i didhe slightest thing to do with her disappearance.”
she we door.
“you have your answer. i think you should have a doctor look at that wound.”
salao hedestad hospital. it took only two stitd a g to close the wound. he was given e salve for the rash from the stiles on his neds.
after they left the hospital blomkvist sat f time w whether he ought to go to the police. he could see the headlines now. “libel journalist in shooting drama.”
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