Walk Softly, Peter Troy - A Patsy Named Patsy

One morning, Peter noticed on his date pad that a Miss Patsy Doyle had an appointment to see him. His secretary, and girlfriend, Julie, had gotten up on the wrong side of the bed that morning and was using the occasion to let Peter know about it. Julie says "She is bound to be one of your beautiful dolls, as you call them, and I'm giving you notice here and now that I am sick of it". Peter says "Oh, you're sick, I'll grant you that, honey. I'm scarcely in the office and you start giving me ...." Julie says "She'll be here any minute and I'm warning you, if she starts looking down her nose at me and trying to make a date with you I do not intend to take it lying down". Peter says "Well no, it would be better if you didn't roll around on the floor. A little gnashing of teeth, and a certain amount of foaming at the mouth, these things I can take, but ...." Julie says "You stop trying to be funny and listen to me, Pete. If you ...." Just then, someone is knocking at the door. Julie says "That'll be your Miss Patsy Doyle. You just remember what I said". Peter says "As if I could forget". Julie greets Patsy and brings her into the reception area. Julie says "Mr Troy, this is Miss Doyle". Patsy says "How do you do, Mr. Troy. I hope you're the clever man I've heard you are". Peter says "You're Miss Patsy Doyle, huh? Well, what do you know". Patsy asks "What do I know about what?" Peter says "Well, I didn't mean that as a question". Patsy says "What did you say it for? It sounded like a question to me". Peter says "Oh yeah, well let's just leave it at that, huh?" Julie says "Won't you sit down Miss Doyle? Or do you want to go into your office, Mr. Troy?" Peter says "Oh, no. No, no. This will do fine, Julie". Patsy says "I will sit down, thank you". Julie says "Now, why would an obviously intelligent, smart young woman like you needs the services of a private investigator?" Patsy says "Oh that, it's in trouble I am.  I was in a gentleman's apartment last night and there was a man at the window with a camera. He took a picture of me with the gentleman. Most upsetting it was. There I was, in a dressing gown, and him such a nice gentleman".