Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-05-19

with a smile2 After all. l was bound
y, ia"u yo9 out wasn't y agree
4 5 a pity | found ySl out before W.
mad IA day together. but you were
gambling a bit with me there, really
you were!' He raised his glass to her
ana Tor the first time he deliberately
touched her-his hand covered hers.
urlhk 10 you. Jenny ReNell. To the
cieNerest little Vamp I've ever metz
wish TO 20 home. You are in
Sui'ins-you-ynur opinion of me
on I'm not like that.' She pushed
away from him. blinded with tears.
Even If l cant explain yet you
should not think such things Of met"
! Explain? Jenny. is there any ex-
planation you can honestly give2'
She caught her breath on a sob.
ne, TOO, had risen. He looked quite
aifierent. No laughter now. but an
eager sterness-ah. he couldn't be in
inherent TO her Il he could look like
'hat' III she said quite simply. 1T
was George, not H. what would she
see In his eyes? Il he believed her,
what would She
II! He was smiling again, cool and
detached. S%earchins in a thin a 5 for
4 particular cigarette.
NO, on second thots, don't let's
nave any explanations, Jenny. They
are boring things and SO often pain
tully unconvincing.
should like g. so home.
without seeing the Ola Man? Now,
there you have Il conquest. A real
She held ~fiercely on to her resent
ment. When George had permitted
her to speak, she would hurt him for
TINS. For every separate cruelty, she
would hurt him.
Are YOU sure Mr.. Matching wants
to see me?"
HE was most iusistent. If you'll
excuse me, tho, TN send YOU up TO
MIN un6 sr other escort than mine.
I'm due to meet Vale and a party at
the Crescendo."
II suppose" said Jenny wildly,
that Brigitta Deeting will be there"
I'm hoping SO. Jenny Revell. She
IS very lovely. Isn't she|' He came
4 step nearer. but not as lovely as
YOU are, standing there hating me.
You hate me, don't you, for finding
YOU OUT"
Not for that said Jenny, her lips
oddly stiff. Il do hate you, but l
tell you why, yet
He came nearer still. His arm
- 49, the NNAtAANt AAt6G VI the 4
cigarette lay on them both.
Nor explanations, jenny"
4 will never forgive YOU" she
whispered. when YOU understand, |
have hal IL endure, too-that
viii never forgive YOU
Well, ana I'll never fogive you, so
a stop morali1ing. II YOU wan
o go up to the old Man, Jenny,
m not, you know, preventing you.
am not holding you here-yet."
He was not holding her but she
.asped as she wrenched herself out
I the charmed circle; faint, sweet
axe n Intoxicating nearness-
She found herself walking rapidly
cross the huge drawing-room and
ut into the hall, Presently the but
n IA at her side ana conducting
er up the biggest staircase that she
ad ever seen.
You've come. have you?" rasped
he voice from the bed. Eth? Well,
a pretty thing in all that sill
err. Come here and sit down. Quietly,
you can people can't be quiet
owadays.'
TIN used to being quiet. Are you
|? Or just tired2"
whats il got to do with you?
on don't care how tired / get. Too
red to carry on any longer, but
mt flatter myself anybody cares.
my young nephew care? Not
He steps into my shoes tomorrow,
Ikes my place, carries on my work.
is boss now, from tomorrow. An
to me, but to me alone"
he grumbling voice rose and fell.
Well, what do YOU think of him.?
hi Think hen shape?'
She started suddenly. Something
ID moved in the deepest SHADOW.
What's frightened you?" asked the
i mar in the bed. Apparently he
d not taken his eyes from her. rs Is
ere someone there?' l.