The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-14
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Aa tho long black car glIdgd lux. relaxed. Luxury, she unused, dlu things to people. In tho quiet warmth of tho car she could mini. mlRe her troubles. But if she hau been hurrying along, on root or taking a street car that bumped its way across tho town, all or her uh' pleasant experiences would havc gone with her.
 sho though of Jack. She could even smile over tho Joc Dexter slt- uation. 1t was so proposterous,
 she thought of tho man who had been annoying her. She tried to roe meftber his name, sidney Bomo- thing or other---sldney Miller, she believed,
 Tho car drew up In front of the house where Bho and Jack lived, Tho chauffeur opened the door Tor her and followed her up tho walk' lIo inserted tho key In tho iock swung tho door wide, stepped in- side, and turned on tho lights
 "Thank youl" Suo smiled warm. Fly. she had had an odd fear or going into the empty house alone
 Tho man carried tho typewriter to tho car for her. Sue, following him, noticed another car, n road stcr, como swinging down tho rond, and drive past slowly, almost stop ping. Without any special wnrn- ing or intuition she knew who it was. sidney Miller.
 "He isn't interested In mo nt ali," she told herself. "t hHppen' ed across his path and q man like that must have someone to pursue. Ho has to stir up some emotional cxcitement--or what ho calls omo- tional excitement, anyway But ho can count mo out"
 Just the snmo she didn't like the manner in which tho smuller car | trailed tho larger ono, Sho was glad whom sho wns safely in tho Becker house again.
 AS she stepped Into tho long, | wldo hall, with It's Bubduod warm colors, and bowls of flaming flow. OTIS, hrolight and lampllRht and dim strains of music coming from somewhere, Bhe gave D breath or rolicf.
 "IIeiio, suo. I hear your arc has- Ing m experience today" husky voice spoke. suo glanced up. Nan cy was coming down tho stairway. "pm staying tonight. Tho pipes decided to break in my apartment tho place resembles Noah'B flood ---nnd not having m ark l got out, Corrinno called mo just after it happened 50 I changed my plans and eamo here instoad of going Co a hotel"
 "oh, I'm so gladl I1ven Suo wns surprised at tho warmth and roilof Of hor own tones,
 "I believe you really arc," Nhn' cy said slowly.
 "i am. I want to talk to you about things. Oh, l forgot. l must type, too"
 "Type?" Nancy asked, sitting down on the steps letting the black lneo of tho dinner froek she were fall away from her ivory. whito wrists and throat,
 "Thnt's part of what | want Co toll you. Arc tho guests still in the drawing room" =
 "IGvery0ne hns gono who iB. g0' Ing. l think, You and havo nd" joining guest rooms. G0rrinne has ordered some toast and hot ohoe0' inte Hent up. Como on, let's mako ourselves comfortable, She'll b0 In, too"
 But Corrinno merely stuck her hond in tho door to say goodnight, "i'm 50 sleepy I can't keep my eyes open. You don't mind, do you?' she asked.
 "oh, by the way, the hotel was all full when Mr Miller tried Co get . room 50 he is staying with us tonight. ] didn't have Q. chance to toll you that before. Tho n,an just came into town this aftNrs noon. He's parked down tho hall," !"
 "i haven't met him. IIe was out when 1 came" Nancy said when Corrinno had gone. "IIe iHn't eEs aetly tho prlse pupil in a Diblo class, 1 take G."
 Sue shook her head, but Bho WIS dreading the trip Go the pantry 10 do the necessary typing,
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