The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-27
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BIZ VIDA H u r S T



Diego. We went down on the same
plane that noon just after you had
asked him TO spend the evening
with you
she went into her own room and
closed the door, leaving the aston
iShed Eve to turn upon Irene.
You told her" she accused.
Il did not. You told her your
self about calling him that night. "
But l didn't tell her I asked him
10 come over"
Irene shrugged.
1T must have been Bill then.
After all, Eve, what can you expect?
l told you not to interfere.
Il don't believe it," Eve asserted.
Bill wouldn't do that. He likes me
too much. If Virginia weren't as
blind as a bat, she'd see it."
Irene, who no longer believed in
the loyalty of any man, wondered
if this could possibly be the truth.
Virginia did so much for Bill and in
return he seldom took her any
place. Never brought her flowers or
candy or any of the little things
most girls expect. They spent their
evenings in the apartment, playing
cards or listening to the radio.
Was it because Bill was selfish?
He didn't seem like that type, but
one could never tell. The fact re-
NAMED, he wasn't spending any
money on the girl he had asked to
be his wife. Perhaps, Irene thought
generously, that was why. He might
be saving it. In any case she was
fed up with Eve and her attempts
to come between them.
Until Bill does something to
prove it, I wouldn't take his affec-
ton too seriously" she advised, 60
ing back to the kitchen to haste the
meat
CHE returned 10 minutes later to
~ find Eve, with her clothse still
about her on the davenport, crying.
Even with the towel about her hair
she was exquisitely beautiful, and
Bill, who sat beside her with an arm
about her shoulders, seemed to think
so, too.
What is it, child?" he asked, as
Irene entered.
Virginia is mad at me-"
Bill laughed.
"Why?"
Because I put my clothes in here
while 1 was cleaning my closet, and
because Here the sobbing be-
came more pitiful, then, controlling
it with an effort, Eve lifted her tear
drenched eyes.
"Oh, Bill, darling, why did you
tell her about my asking you over
that EVENING""
Bill winked at Irene.
Did I? I don't remember"
Somebody did"
Eve thinks I did it," Irene ex-
planned, "but I didn't"
But you wouldn't do it, would you,
Bill?" came the plaintive little voice
from Bills shoulder.
The publicity man looked amused.
III be darned if I'm going to get
mixed up in a feminine row." he
said, evading the question
But Eve was too absorbed in prov
ing her point to stop now.
You didn't tell her, did you?"
she insisted. Yes or no? I want
the truth
A strange expression came into
Bills face.
eyes, I did," he answered.
you did? But why? When you
know how much care for you"
That's just it," the man said
simply. That's why I want to be
frank with you. I'm very fond of
both of you girls, and not only be-
cause you're Virginias friends"
They stared at him in bewilder-
ment. They had never seen Bill so
sober, but an instant later when
Virginia appeared in the doorway
Irene understood. Her face was
shining with a radiance which was
reflected in the adoring eyes Of the
man who rose to meet her.
will you tell them or shall 70"
he asked, kissing her.
You do it."
Virginia and I were married in
Mexico the night you've been ask
ing about" Bill stated. I'VE thought
we could keep it a secret SO that
she could go on working and I could
save more money, but we can't f"
Irene had run into Virginia's arms
and was laughing and kissing both
of them. She forgot all about Eve
until Virginia asked, where's Eve?
Oh, Bill, I'm afraid she's hurt"
why should she be?"