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CHAPTER XX Taking her hands, Gorden drew her to her feet and kissed her. “You don’t have to say anything, Constance. Your coming tonight tails me everything I want to know. Yea, I knew. 1 saw it happen every day you were here. I saw it in your eyes. This was meant to happen. It was planned. It has to be. Don't run away from it anymore. Don’t run away from anything as wonderful as this. You are never going to be unhappy again because I'm not going to let you be unhappy." Tender words ... She drew away and said, “No, don’t kiss me again, please.” The room was a blur ... “I’m engaged to Terry. I told you that. And I've loved him all my life. I didn’t think anything could change it or anyone could come between us. I thought it was as unchanging as my love for my mother. Love is more than wanting a man to make love to you. That’s the way it was with Terry and me. We were friends. But this . . Even now she could not explain it She could not and perhaps never would find words to explain what had happened to her since the first weeks they had worked together. But something had taken possession of her and pulled up her roots and set her drifting. drifting straight to Gordon .. He said, “I know, darling.” She shook her head. "But you don’t know! You can’t possibly know what has been in my mind all these weeks with everything falling apart and I trying to hold them together! But I couldn’t hold them together because you were always coming between ...” “I’ve wanted you more than I’ve ever wanted anyone. And tonight Why did she love him? Why? Was it love or was it madness? Suddenly she felt calmer. “I don’t know anything about you, Gordon, except what I’ve read, You—you don’t have to do anything about—this. You needn’t feel responsible. I came tonight but 1...” “Don’t say you are never coming again because you are. Every day. Because I love you.” He smiled. “Now will you let me kiss you again?” He had said he loved her. It was pleasant to have a beautiful girl love you when the world had turned against you. It was exciting to hold Constance Darby in your arms and say tender, lovely things to her and kiss her warm soft mouth. But of the tomorrow that was important to her he was afraid to think. And although he had said that it was planned and meant to be. had said it because it was a pretty thing to say. he had never meant to marry her. Avis and her money, not Constance and her unhappy love for him, could solve his pressing problems! And yet he knew what her coming tonight would cost her. She would break her engagement to Terry Cannon. To Constance love could never be an exciting adventure. To her love went beyond stolen kisses and tender words and promises that were never meant to be kept. To Constance love was marriage . Marry her? Well, why not? Avis had made her choice and he had nothing to lose ai d Constance would be a radiant and beautiful bride to take back to New York ... He smiled down at her. “I love you for a thousand reasons, my darling. but mostly because you came tonight. You didn’t know what I’d say, if I loved you. or if I’d promise anything or offer anything. You didn’t look beyond tonight and I love ycu for iL Most girls want their futures wrapped up prettily and pi-esented to them the minute a man says, T love you’.” “I’m afraid I’m not different from other girls, Gordon.” He laughed. “But I’m offering you your future now and it won’t be dull.” Tilting her chin, he looked into her eyes. “Will you marry me in October when the book is finished?” “Yes, I’ll marry you, Gordon.” He kissed her again and thought

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that there were worse things in the world than having Constance for your wife. Perhaps this was the solution after all. By October his friends in New York would have ceased to talk about him and would be talking about someone else and his marriage to a beautiful unknown girl would divert and amuse them. Perhaps, after al), it would be Constance who would put him in their good graces again. And if the book were a success, he would have enough money to keep them until be found a job. Suddenly be felt happy and relieved ... Constance was thinking of Terry. Thinking of Terry while in Gordon's arms ... He must know at once. But how to tell him, she wondered, how to make the blow less cruel... She ached. Her mother, her father, Rosalind, Mary and Pau] Cannon ... everyone would have to know. “I’ll have to have the courage to face them ” she thought and remembered that there had been no need of courage to tel! them that she and Terry were in love, and of a marriage that waa to be in October but which now would never be with him ... He smiled. “Your eyes are far away. You’re thinking that this will cause a sensation and it will. Gordon Keith to marry Northwood girl. Can't you see it? Let them talk. But if you’d rather they didn’t know for awhile...” Perhaps Avis would change her mind and come back and stand in this room where Constance was standing now and say, “Even if I lose, I’ll take a chance with you, Gordon.” He said, “Perhaps with so much talk centered around Rosalind at the moment, you would rather not tell anyone just yet.” “I must tell Terry. I can’t let him go on thinking that I—that we...” “Os course.” Again he tilted her chin with his hand and looked into her troubled face. “Don’t blame yourself, Constance. Don’t torture yourself with feelings of disloyalty and guilt. We didn’t ask to love each other. We didn’t look for each other. It just happened. It has happened many times before.” And because her eyes were still far away, far away with the boy she had loved since her childhood, he said, “Smile at me. Does loving me make you so unhappy? We’ll have a marvelous time together. But now you’re tired. We won’t work tonight. We won’t work until you’ve seen Terry and told him." The night was studded with stars when they came out together. She thought, “What do I feel? What do I feel?” And knew that she felt light-headed and completely unlike herself. Was this true? Had he actually things he had said? Had she promised to marry him? Yes, in October, in October... Then why wasn’t she happy? “When everyone knows and everything is straight. I’ll be happy. But not until then.” ft She tried to smile. “It doesn’t seem real. Gordon.” “Don’t wake up tomorrow and think it was a dream. And Constance. I shall try to be everything you want me to be. I swear it.” She had been gone only a few moments and he was still standing on the 4awn. smoking, when the blue car pulled into the driveway. Avis’ white satin dress studded with brilliants shimmered in the moonlight as she alighted from the car and crossed the lawn to Gordon. He was ready for her. "Calling a bit late, aren’t you’ Didn't you forget your coat. Avis?” She lifted her flaming head. "1 was upstairs and I saw Constance’s car go by the house. 1 knew she'd been here. You sent for her! That’s what I did when I walked out on you. My exit was her entrance.” He saw that she was trembling. “Hadn’t we better go in the house? You’re cold.” “I’m not cold." Coming nearer, she lay her hand on his sleeve and her voice when she spoke again was less harsh. “Why eoes it have to be Constance of all girls? Don't you know she’s going to be married in October? Rosalind told me. She

said that Terry Cannon was tha swellest, person in the world. You. re back at your old tricks again, Gordon. Oh. I don’t blame her for falling for you. How can I blame her? I did, didn’t I? I and a hundred other* who know a lot more about life and men than Constance. You sent for her. . . ." From his pocket he took the silver cigaret case, opened it, and parsed it to her. “Have a cigaret and stop shaking like a leaf and stop shouting, Avis. Constance and I are going to be married in October.” "Married!” He nodded as he held the flame to her cigaret. “Why shouldn't we? She loves me.” “With her eyes closed. You’ll break her heart in a month. Y’ou’ll disappoint her in a thousand different ways. You'3 be unfaithful to her. Y’ou’U ruin her life. Oh, why am I bothering? Why should I care what she does <n what you do? Why am I making myself miserable about it? If only you had never come back. . . " “You helped to make this decision for me. Let’s cut out the quibbling, Avis. I asked Constance to marry me and I’m going through with it. I’m going to take her away from this place forever and I’m going to do everything in my power to make her happy. It's a oig order, living up to her. With you it would be different. I know exactly what I’ve done tonight I haven’t lost my head.” “You asked me first I wonder what Constance would say if she knew she were second-choice.” She despised herself for coming and despised the futile argument. Her father’s permission granted for her to go away, she had not been able to bring herself to go. Night after night she had looked at the lights in the Spanish house, wondering who was with him. and tonight when she had seen Constance's car drive by, she had rushed out. She was a fool. Go away and forget him. Go away to Pans and buy clothes and dance until dawn every night in other men’s arms and try to forget the only arms she wanted around her. With a pathetic little smile she said, “I’m behaving like the spoiled brat Pm supposed to be. I want to have my cake and eat it, too. I want you but I want you to love me for myself. Tonight I wish I didn't have a penny. I wish I could love you as blindly as Constance does. I’m going away as soon as my favorite ship sails again.” “Aren’t you going to wish ua luck?” Coming closer, she held out her hands and lifted her eyes. “If a leopard can change his spots, please try to change years for her. You’ll marry Constance for keeps because she’s the kind of girl who’ll stick no matter what happens. You’ll never have to worry that she’s flirting with somebody else when your back is turned. You have a lot of good in you, Gordon. Maybe she is the right woman for you after all.” He pitied her and admired her. Poor little rich girl, he thought . . . “You and I might have done a lot of foolish, glamorous things, Avis. With your money. ...” “You always think of me and my money in the same breath, don’t you?” He smiled. “You never let me forget it for a moment. Are we parting as friends? I won't forget you. You’re too vivid. I won't ever forget the way you jerk up your red head defiantly. 1 won’t forget the few tender moments we’ve had.” Quickly she withdrew her hands and her voice was choked. “If I stay a minute longer. I’ll want more ten. der moments with you. Gordon. Then we’d be in it deeper than ever and perhaps you wouldn’t marry Constance in October ” The little train of her lovely dress followed her silver sandals over the grass. “Good-bye. Good luck. Sorry I came. . . .” (To be continued) Copyright by trli Bennett. Distributed by King Eeeuire* B>ndicate, Jdc

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PUBLIC AUCTION Inasmuch as we are moving into a smaller apartment we will have to dispose of a considerable amount of our household goods, and offer for sale, Wednesday, Dec,, 21 2 o’clock p. m. 108 South Third Street Opposite Court House The following: beds and bedding, mattresses and springs, tables and chairs, large oak extension dining room table, china closet, cupboards, kitchen cabinet, music cabinet, dining room table and chairs, victrola, pictures, porch swing, garden hose, chinaware, vases, and many other articles. Terms—Cash. French Quinn Auctioneer—Roy Johnson.

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