The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-14
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 JANET HILL breaks her en. Engemcnt to ROLF CARLYLE when she learns he has been pay. ing attentions t0 BETTY KEN. DALI, wealthy society girl. Janet %, 6 secretary to BRUCE TAMIL ION, advertising manager oi Every Home magazine. She stll loves Rolf.
 JEFF GRANT, young engineer saves her purse from q holdup mar and she and Jeff become friends When she learns Rolf has cIopcd with Betty she tells Jeff about heI broken engagement and says she can never care for anyone else.
 Hamilton leaves the magazine and secures a job for Janet as so- cial secretary to his sister, MRS CURTIS. It is several days bc- fore Janet learns Mrs Curtis Is Betty Kendall's mother.
 Rolf and Betty return from tsleir honeymoon. Janet feels she should go away but circumstances prevent. The young couple move into one encounter, Janet seldom sees Rolf.
 She goes to call on the Silvani family whom she and Jeff have aided and finds Jeff there. Later they go for a drive.
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 CHAPTER XXXV
 Headlights loomed at the turn in the road and big car came racing toward them. It was filled with a noisy, laughing crowd and as they passed the roadster a jeer- ing laugh shrilled out. Someone cried raucously. Look at the necking party!"
 Almost in the same instant the car was gone but the spell of the night had been broken. Janet moved away. She said, Its been ages since I've seen you, Jeff. What have you been doing"
 "Oh, the usual thing. Fellow in the office took me home with him last weekend. He's got q little place out about 20 miles, drives in every day. Say-it's great, too! He and his wife live out there all the year round. They've got two kids-both boys There's a stream not 50 far away and you ought to see those little devils swim!"
 You like the country, don't you?"
 T certainly do! Nelson's got a tennis court and when we weren't playing or swimming we sat around on a big porch swap ping yarns. The kids have a dog, too. Not much for looks but ssvr, uV.k vyk IA it out there! You bet I did. I lucky if he could have a home like that"
 ''Look!" Janet stopped him. "Fire- -flies!"
 Tiny lights flashing here and there in the darkness glowed for an instant and then disappeared.
 That's what they are," Jeff agreed.
 "I love to watch them" Janet told him. There's something almost like magic about them. Look-there are some more!'
 "You wouldn't think they were so wonderful if you could see one of them in daylight
 "No, l suppose not" There was q pause and then Janet said, VI think you're right about it, Jeff. A home in the country like you described would be wonderful. l think I'd like it better than Mrs Curtis big house. I mean if I could have her house for my own instead of just work ing there. It's beautiful and everything is expensive but I don't think anyone's ever been very happy there"
 How about you?" Jeff asked quickly. "Aren't you happy?" necklace of lights flung over the city. T wasn't thinking about myself" she said. Tt doesn't make much difference where l am, I guess"
 Suddenly she wanted to con- fide in Jeff. He had helped her through hard times before. She wanted to pour out to some one all the worries, the struggle and suffering that had been stored up in her heart for so long. Jeff was a real friend and would un- derstand.
 She turned toward him. q don't know whether you knew or not" she said slowly. "Rolf's back. You remember I told you about him?"
 'Yes, I remember"
 "It's all turned out in such queer way" the girl hurried on. You see Betty-the girl he mar ried--is Mrs Curtis daughter.