two o’clock
There must be absolute secrecy . `` All that is easy , '' replied La Couteau , `` I understand perfectly , and you can rely on me . I shall need a little time , however , and the best plan will be for me to tell you of the result of my researches when I next come to Paris . And if it suits you you will find me to-day fortnight , at two o'clock , at Broquette 's office in the Rue Roquepine . I am quite at home there , and the place is like a tomb . '' Some days later , as Mathieu was again at the Beauchene works with his son Blaise , he was observed by Constance , who called him to her and questioned him in such direct fashion that he had to tell her what steps he had taken . When she heard of his appointment with La Couteau for the Wednesday of the ensuing week , she said to him in her resolute way : `` Come and fetch me .