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Russel. Having a home . . . & real home again, : Suddenly she laughed aloud,

“silly, he hasn't asked you yet." But he would. She knew he would. She got up then and stretched leisurely, throwing her long arms \ip above her head, stretching her slender body to a lovely silhouette in her sheer gown. Then giving herself a little shake like an awakening playful puppy, she headed for

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He wanted to know if she felt like going for a horseback ride. “It's a beautiful day,” he added enticingly. “Maybe—atter a while,” she said

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“Neither am L” Red said. “What about a movie—or something”? ¥ w ” SHE CONSIDERED. ‘I'm sup-| posed to be in by 8 o'clock tonight. House rules for freshmen pledges. But maybe—" She paused tantalisingly. “Maybe what?” Red prompted, taking her arm and squeezing it. She looked up at him through | mascaraed lashes. “Maybe I could | get my roommate to leave a window open for me . Red grinned. “Fine, are we walting for?" “I'll have to go over to the house

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*Jackie—Jackie Spence.” “Cute,” Red observed. ~ ~

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it was darkest,

{held the branches back and Jackie, gave a-little heave and set her on the window sill. “All right, honey?" “All right,” she whispered back.

stooping, erowded past him. Red let the branches sway back

campus [into place, covering them. He put movie and sat in the gallery where his hands on Jackie and drew her| B8he ‘climbed across the sill and close against him. He kissed her|put the window down. Red went back across the grass.

It was nearly midnight when they hard until her head with its shin-

returned to Jackie's sorority house.

one shaded ’lamp burning near window of the long living room. Tol

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{through drawn blinds. Jackie was suddenly apprehensive. She whispered nervously: “It's a back window--in the breakfast room

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mother catches me » w “SHE WON'T,” We'll be careful.”

Red promised.

They went softly across the dewand make arrangements,” she said.[wet lawn. There was shrubbery, up in his arms and swung her off “All right, honey. Lead on. Say, high thick shrubbery, under the ; window Jackie had indicated. Red

|ing blond hair fell backwards. Her The lower floor was dark except for |A¥ms came up about his neck. Her

a lips were warm on his. Finally he let her go. This was . . the way Jackie | {responded to “his kisses, He'd] [thought he was Jasin his touch, |

HE LET ouT "his “breatn softly. “I'll be seeing you around, honey. A | Maybe I'd better get you =

He put up his hands and outed] | the window, It slid up easily enough. He waited. There was no sound | from the room beyond. After a moment he picked Jackie

the ground, He held her there for |a second and kissed her again, then|

At the corner he began to whistle. He felt fine again, Just fine!

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attention. Red quickened his pace. Blond hair, too, and something familiar | about the girl. Just as he caught up with her he knew who she was + the blond girl he had seen in registration yesterday when he signed up at Jn a

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