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Since the Steffans don t have a “regulainurse ’ they get up themselves at night with the baby, but they don’t spoil him.
“We get up and look at him and if there’s nothing wrong, we let him cry, which isn’t often,’’ Geary says with parental pride. Thus, they prove again that theirs is an old-fashioned marriage, based on old-fashioned methods, for the most modern way is like the old way, to pick up the baby and comfort him if he cries.
Janie s and Geary’s friends are not among the glamour set of Hollywood. And they are not ringside habitues at smart night clubs, even though they like to dance and have their nights out just like young couples everywhere.
But there seems to be more time thievery thing for Jane now that she’s a wife and mother and a bigger star than ever. She has found, through her pleasant, easy way of life with Geary, that there’s really no need for hurrying about everything.
“I m inclined to be impatient, to want everything done at once. Geary never is in a hurry,” she laughs, adding, “but he always gets things done.”
“Janie was a long time learning that, but it finally soaked in,” he kidded her. "When she wants a rug moved or a lock fixed or the baby’s diaper changed or anything else — ”
“Well, the baby’s diaper—” Jane interrupted—
“ — must be changed, I know,” Geary granted. “But it never hurt the other things to wait a few minutes. I just don’t like to hurry. And Janie is learning.”
Above all, they’re both considerate of others. Once, a young entertainer, with far less of the world’s goods than they, asked them to go deep sea fishing. They accepted and agreed to share the cost. When rough waters appeared likely the day before they were to go out, Geary, telling Jane he was afraid she might be seasick, suggested they should cancel their plans. Jane agreed, quickly adding, “Has he made a deposit on the boat? Will he lose anything?”
“I’ve already taken care of that,” Geary assured her with an affectionate pat.
Unlike so many who no longer have to worry about money, Jane remembers that others often do, explains this cheerfully, in fact, by asking, "How can I forget — when I was poor much longer than I wasn’t?”
That’s Janie. She has the infinite wisdom a woman knows when she listens to her heart. Otherwise, reacting unhappily to the unhappy things that have happened to her, she would have matured with less of all the qualities that have won her stardom and Geary Steffan and the good life she loves today. The End
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