Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1946 — Page 6
CHAPTER EIGHT MONA did not tell her parents about Russel’s proposal. If Mrs. Shane knew
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find was a J. Vallejo st. Would that be you?” He said, “I have a small apartment on Post st. Not much of a place, but conveniently located.” “Haven't you any telephone?” “It isn’t listed, but I'll give it to you if you like.” Mona smiled. “It isn't necessary. my men friends.” She thought he looked relieved, but she must have been mjstaken,
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All that really mattered now was her approaching date with Jay Camerson, and when she met him the following night it seemed they had never been separated. They simply went on talking with the There was so much to be said. He told Mona he had come to California from the East at the beginning of
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“DON'T be silly. You might have to get in touch with me sometime, Take it, anyway. Here. I'll write it on the back of my card.” The tiny doubt which had assailed her a moment before melted as he opened ner pocketbook and od the card inside, : “There now,” he said, “Shall we go some place where there is music? 1 haven't danced with you yet, you know.” Mona said she had to go Nome early, but it was almost midnight as Jay's car approached her home. “I can't you in,” she explained. “We both have to work tomorrow.” “Right,” he agreed. Stopping the car he drew her into his arms to say, “Good night, beautiful! Have you had a good time?"
» » ” “WONDERFUL; Jay. Have you?” “Perfect. It's the future that
bothers me. There are so many complications.” “What do you mean-—complica-tions? Why can't you just be happy and let the future take care of itself?” “Because this is the real thing with me, Mona. It's funny, but for the first time in my life I'm afraid.” “Afraid?” she repeated sccrnfully. “Yes,” ‘he admitted. for myself.” She answered, “Don’t worry, darling! We're going to be very circumspect. Surely there's nothing dangerous about our having dinner together, dancing together.” He kissed her whispering, “You're dangerous, Mona! But I shall protect you. You can trust me.” » » » MEN were so unpredictable, Mona reflected on her way to bed. First Russel with his cold-blooded proposal of marriage, then Jay who was so conscientious he felt it necessary to protect her. Against what? She smiled as she recalled his professed dislike for the state of matrimony, But if he had really fallen in love with her as she had with him he would no longer consider marriage a complication. Her mother’s door was closed but her father’s was still open. This
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Ape . By Vida Hurst meant he had not come in yet, so she would not have to explain where she had been. So far fate had been with them. Time enough to worroy when they were blocked from seeing each other. If timt happened, then indeed she would fight for her freedom to love whom] * she pleased, for their mutual right to happiness. ” " » AS THE days went by it was like skating on thin ice to meet Jay without her parents’ knowledge, but
ened her feeling of romance. Fortunately Jay did not question the fact that she did not invite him to her home. Spring was apthe week-ends at the Carmel beach during the week. This meant that it was always late when they
to go inside. So far Mona had not lied to her
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proaching and the Shanes spent] cottage, so Mona only. saw Jay he met her after work, and since)
reached -the house he did not expect i
parents. She told herself if they asked her point-blank, she admit she had been with Jay, bu so long as they didn’, why - tion it? e came a day when { could be no longer. rick Shane, coming home late him. self saw the parked car and a which left him speechless wi rage, but not for long. Jay's had driven away and Mona on her way putin Whit be orl
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