Evelyn stepped back toward the long dining room table quickly.
She pretended to be hurt by the young boy's wild claim.
She told Arthur that Tommy was just trying to cause trouble.
Arthur wiped a drop of red wine off his clean dark sleeve.
He asked his wife why she looked so pale right now.
The guests began to whisper among themselves near the door.
Tommy grabbed his father's hand and pulled him toward the kitchen.
He said that he saw Evelyn pour liquid from a vial.
Evelyn said that Tommy was making up an evil lie.
She demanded that Arthur take the child up to his bedroom.
Arthur looked into his young son's big honest eyes.
He knew that his son never lied about serious things before.
Arthur walked toward the table where the wine bottles sat.
He noticed an empty glass vial hidden behind a napkin.
The glass vial had no label on the side at all.
Evelyn tried to grab her black purse off the wooden chair.
Arthur stepped in front of her before she could touch it.
He asked her what was inside the small leather bag.
Evelyn said that her personal purse was private property.
Arthur reached out and took the bag off the chair himself.
He unzipped the main pocket and looked inside carefully.
He found a paper document signed by a private doctor.
The paper listed high life insurance policies under his name.
Arthur felt a cold shiver run straight down his back.
He realized that his life insurance policy was worth five million dollars.
Evelyn was listed as the main person to get the money.
Arthur looked up at his wife with complete disgust.
Evelyn turned around and tried to walk toward the front door.
Two large guests blocked the exit before she could leave.
Tommy stood next to his father with a firm brave look.
The boy had saved his father from a terrible fate today.
Arthur knew that the police had to be called right now.