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the table by the fire, "we have some dinner."
When they have finished eating, Adrienne said seriously, "You know, darling, >you seem different, somehow. No," as he started to speak, "I don't mean the old 'I'm a different man' line of yours. I mean really different. More responsible — more capable. More," hesitantly, "tender and understanding."
"I'm not — " John began, but Adrienne, misinterpreting his words, laid her fingers across his lips.
"You are," she insisted. "I realized it this afternoon when you kissed me. I knew then that we really and truly love each other. That's why," she went on softly, "I moved back home tonight."
As the full significance of her words dawned in John's mind he felt himself go tense with consternation. Surely, he told himself, no man had ever before been in such a predicament — in love with a girl who, thinking he was her husband, was offering her love, herself — and he could neither accept nor give any decent reason for refusing.
"Adrienne," he managed at last to gasp, "you've got to let me explain."
Adrienne shook her head. "No explanations. The past is over. We have only the future. Oh, my dearest, it will be such a happy future."
Too dazed to reply, John let her lead him through the hall and up the wide stairway. When they'd gone a few steps John halted. "Got to go back," he muttered. "Left the lights on." He turned, prepared to bolt back down the stairs.
A DRIENNE'S pressure on his arm in^* creased. "Paul will turn them out," she said, not stopping.
A few steps more, then John said, "I'm afraid I left a cigarette burning."
"Paul," Adrienne didn't pause and John was forced to stumble after her, "will empty the ash trays."
A few steps more, and John worked his cigarette case out of his pocket. It rolled down the stairs. "Dropped my cigarette case," he said brightly. "I'll go back and get it."
"We'll go back and get it," Adrienne corrected firmly and together they went down the stairs. Then, John's ingenuity for escape at an end, together they climbed the stairs again and entered the large bedroom on the second floor.
"Adrienne," John cried hoarsely then, "there's something I've got to tell you."
Adrienne faced him expectantly. "I know what it is, dear," she said. "I've been waiting all evening for you to tell me. Tell me now," she urged softly. "Take me in your arms and tell me you love me."
"Adrienne," he began, then, "Oh, Adrienne, I love you," he cried and swept her into his arms.
Their embrace lasted only a moment, then with, "I'll only be a minute, dear," Adrienne slipped into the dressing room.
When the door had closed behind her John impulsively started toward it. Then he forced himself to stop and with the furtiveness of an animal escaping from a trap he dashed through the opposite door, ran swiftly down the stairs and out of the house.
|_| E spent the night on a bench in the ' ' park, smoking innumerable cigarettes. Time after time he was tempted to return to the house, to Adrienne, but each time he beat down the temptation. By morning he had outlined a plan of action. His reasoning was almost in the form of a schoolboy's exercise, built up from premise to premise. First, he and Adrienne loved each other. Therefore,
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