Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 264, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1927 — Page 14

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THE SEQUEL TO SONIA

BEGIN HERE TODAY SONIA, the young wile ot Dr. Don Stillwater, because jealous of her husband when Bhe inadvertently learns he was formerly engaged to— ELAINE WALLACE, stylish wife of Stillwater's partner. DR. ROBERT WALLACE. ThrougrlY .-ESTHER LANE, stenographer in are office, Sonia also learns that Dr. Wallace is somewhat of a flirt, nod attracts many of his women ipatients. Sonia, fears the Wallaces may have heard about her affair with FRANKLIN CRANE before she was mar/ied. Sonia thinks Don is ill, because he is not looking well, and calls on Dr. Wallace for advice. She receives no satisfaction from Wallace, who Aries to flirt with her. She runs across Stillwater and Elaine Wallace in a. restaurant later and is filed with conflicting emotions. On the night of their wedding anniversary, Elaine phones, calling Don away as they are about to go out ami celebrate. He returns with a gift parked out by Klffine. Later at the Wallaces, Elaine accuses Sonia of calling her husband by phone and then denying it. Sonia receives a letter from Frankline Crane, saying he is coming to Sail Francisco. Sonia fears Don's love for her is ’■.•aning and decides to leave home to 'ive .with Jinny of Jed Thomas’ office, 'onfa refuses any financial assistance rum Don. Jinny tells Sonia she is in hove with a married man, who proves to be Dr. Wallace. A young salesman. Stephen ssenger, in tho office of Jed Thomas a interested in Sonia. Sonia meets Don while out walking itli Stephen. The sight of him with he pained look about his eyes caused nr to swoon Don calls on her and isists on her taking a rest. Sonia was thinking of the perfect veiling spent with Stephen when he suddenly caught her violently in his arms. Don called on Sonia in an angry

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mood. He accused her of accepting attention from Hob Wallace. Sonia decides that she will not disappoint Don. If that is what he thinks of her, she will play that kind of a game. She tries to act carefree, but admits to Stephen that she loves her husband. Stephen no longer interests her. She caii* Don on tile telephone. Sonia tries to straighten things out with Don, but ho refuses to listen ,to her. so she calls on Bob Wallace. Elaine appears on the scene, and to save Sonia Bob Wallace tells her about Jinny. Elaine meets Jinny. She tells Elainu she ami Boh were merely flirting. Anna Marsh is seriously ill and Sonia's sister calls her. Sonia is unable to reach Don, so makes the trip alone. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XXXIII Hours before she reached the shabby little house. Before she knelt by Anna’s bed to cry, “Oh, darling, why didn't you tel) us sooner?’’ Anna was suffering intense pain. “Where's Don?” she whispered. “He’ll be here, mother. He was out of the city, but I left word for hint.” If only he would come quickly. Ridiculous to pin her confidence to hint when Stockton doctors admitted there was so little hope. But Soniu> did. . . . Vera, pale with worry and lack of sleep, led her into the kitchen, insisting that she have a cup of tea. “You’re all in, aren't you,” Sonia asked, sympathetically. “I am,” Vera confessed, “But you aren’t looking any too well.” Sonia flushed. “Tell me about mother. When did she first take sick?” “Sonia Marsh,” asked Vera, suddenly, “Arc you keeping something from me?” "Don't be silly, Vera. I suppose I do look like a wreck.” “You can’t fool me, little sister. I’ve been through It too often.” '’a eyes flashed. "Well, just because you're always doPfig it you needn’t suspect every Other woman.” Vera poured the tea with an unsteady hand. “Sit down, honey! Want some jelly with your bread and butter? • You asked about mother. She's been feeling badly for weeks, but you know liow she is. I don’t think she was very careful about that diet Don gave her.” v Sonia’s eyes filled with tears. Vera was humoring her as she would a sick child. But she swallowed the bread and butter gratefully. She returned to sit by Anna’s bed. To hold her hand, counting the minutes, which dragged like hours. Praying that Don would come. . . . Towards evening Anna became unconscious. To Sonia, .then, life’s values shifted. Realities stood out in naked digrfity while less important things were shredded like paper dolls in a fierce wind. Love, sacrifice, courage, duty! Protection of little children. The maintenance, at whatever cost, of cheerful homes. These were essentials. She looked at Vera, kneeling, beside the bed, her hand clasped In her husband’s. Sonia had never liked Paul. She thought lie was weak and something of a bully. But tears were in his eyes, and she knew the pressure of his hand meant more to Vera than any amount of sympathy trom any outsider. Her heart ached with longing. She wanted her husband, too. She NEEDED him. . . . Would she be forced to face tho loss of her mother alone? At that moment she heard his quick tread. Someone opened the door, crying, “Oh, it’s Don.” Her eyes met his eagerly, but she felt only a professional compassion in his response. He patted her cold hand. “I came as soon as I could. How is your mother?” “Awfully bad, Don. The doctors say there is~no hope.” He set his lips grimly and went to work. Sonia would never forget that night. A hundred times she closed

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her eyes .to breathe a passionate prayer of graHtude for Don’s years of training. For the thousands of dollars spent on lfls education, which once she had begrudged him. For her own lonely hours, while he was away. . . . For anything which had contributed even slightly to his knowledge and skill. For he saved her mother's life. The others said it was a miracle, but Sonia knew it was Don. Her eyes were circled with weariness, swollen with tears. But for once in her life she had no thought of her appearance. She found him in the kitchen, drinking his seventh cup of strong black coffee. “Oh,” she cried, "you’re wonderful. ...” She had forgotten their trouble in the joy of Aer mother’s recovery. Slie was surprised when he drew her, hungrily, Into his arms. “Sonia, can you ever forgive me?” Unable to answer she flung her arms tightly about his neck. CBob told me before I wont to Elyria,” he continued. “My dear, I offer no defense. ‘Mine was jealousy in love.’ But that is no excuse 1 should have trusted you.” “I couldn’t understand, Don. If you had only explained as I asked you to.” “I couldn't explain, honey. I had the Idea that you might lie to me. And if you did I was afraid I might do something I’d regret.” Sonia wondered if this could really be the self-controlled Dr. Stillwater. He lifted her white face ana looked deeply into her eyes. “I hope you’ll believe me when I say I did not suspect you of anything more serious than flirting. But in the face of love like ours even flirting was too much. I could not love you, the way I must love you, when I thought you were playing ever so lightly with another man.” He paused and added, huskily, “From the bottom of my heart I ask your pardon.” Her lips quivered, but she snuggled closer beneath his chin. “Drallng, I though I’d die without you.” Vera entered the kitchen. “Don, you don't know how grateful we all are ...” The exquisite joy of falling asleep" in her own narrow, little bed, knowing that her mother would live, and that tomorrow she would return to San Francisco with her husband. Back to her adorable flat, to the white-tiled kitchen, the meals in tib breakfast room, the evenings before the fire. Alone? Why not? Those long hours, had no terror for her now. When she awoke Anna was asking for her. Sonia did not wait to dress. “Darling, you’re better . . .” “Sonia,” Anna whispered, earnestly, "I want to see Don.” When he come she asked to speak .to him, privately. But in only a moment he came out and led Sonia back into her mother’s room. There were tears in Anna’s dark eyes. “Your mother wants to be sure everything is all right.”

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