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6. Jane and her son go to live with Grace Tyrell, Peter's mother-in-law. Meanwhile, Pauline watches with jealousy as Peter woits for Jane to decide whether to marry him.
had felt through those long years, Bruce is hurt that Jane did not wait for him — and bitter about the screaming headlines which linked Jane and Skip. He leaves Woodbridge without seeing or notifying Jane of his return. . . . Seemingly, Jane is now free to accept the love and protection Peter has offered her, free to reward the man who has staked his home, his children and his welfare on her innocence. But — even as Pauline herself seems ready to relinquish her own dreams of love and revenge — a new danger threatens from another quarter. . . . During his trial, Peter had been removed from his post as president of the store owned by the Tyrell family. Now that he has returned to his job, Peter finds certain irregularities for which he must question Bart Fenway, a good friend of Pauline's. . . . What new menace do these business troubles bring into Peter's life? Will Jane — still xmaware that Bruce has returned from the dead — give Peter the answer he has been longing for? And what of Paiiline, who has taken drastic measures before and will not hesitate to do so again? What secret storm is brewing — ^just over the horizon — for these three lonely people?
7. When Peter returns to work, he questions Pauline and Bart Fenway, who had replaced Peter, about business irregularities.