22 n ehe tries to get. rm girl tutti llii: ‘od‘. she comes home to Dick. Mm 802 ’ mites love to be: . Mm her Wilton. She store For our worm to ooh for mother lob. d i oily Briggs and goo: there ill so. can't .02” liter night. Dick lairnl irom Mi” firigge that Gloria has gone m6. ’ ‘V (I0 ii\ “'1'"! THE HTORW L RI; darkened the home. ‘ turned the key in her bedroom 2 door and lay down to try to so it hasn't the kind of night for ’ A my of moonlight lay like a ‘ (droning finger on the wall be- ldo tho bed. The darkness seemed o‘bo filled with an expectant bush. There was a high excitement to Gloria. She swung her naked feet over the side of the bed and crossed the. zoom to the window. '2 A large white moon hung low In the sky like 41 Japanese lnnlorn. ‘ [I turned the fluttering leaves of the poplar trees to allver npanglos. The world outside seemed unreal ”disturbing in its beauty. but the lonely woman at the window hard» onod her heart against its magic, Silt: hot! n feeling that the only way for her to go on was to harden her heart against everything-mot only against rhlngs. but against people-- 2ngnlnst Dick. She must nevor let the thought or him Into her. heart again. silo told herself with a kind of drill linger. And then she went on thinking about him. ' Somewhere out there in the breath 'ing night. ho was. I 2 And suddenly Gloria. remembered another night when she had stood M another window and wondered where . Dick wan. That had been long no ~f~on the night before ehe but! men ,‘ ‘ried him. She remembered how he ‘hud driven up in the middle of the night and whistler! softly in the dark- nose for her—~a low “Bob White" Whistle. He had bogged her to come own stairs for just a eecond to kiss 2hlm2—end she had refused. "What a fool I has!" ehe told her- .nelf; “and how glad I'd be now it he wanted to kiss me! How glad i‘d . . But there’s no chance of radar again. . . ." e tears that she had felt In her dye ail dayuand in her heart- overflowed. She dropped to her it e on the door and laid her head 41de on the window sill and lobbed Md‘then she seemed to hear a whistle—a long. clear note foi- io 03(1in a. shorter one. She old Mr ‘eoth and listened. . . . Was it It's "Bob White" call? it. no; it couldn't be. . . . And n it came again! . G ria. raised her head. Down on lawn in the shadow of the trees 'as a darker shadow. it detached it If and moved out Into the moon light. it was Dick! Gloria's heart leaped In her brealt. ”Dick!" she said. And there was For they in that moment were oblividus to oil the world eemccpi themselves. a note at relief and sudden happiness in her voice. "Come down and open the door." he said. Without etepplnt to out on her kimono or ellppero. CIlorlo (an names the room abd‘down tbmush iiie darkened houeo whom the moonlight lay in hatche- here and there on the wullo and floor. She unlocked the__door no out tered out‘onlo the porch. She stood there in the mingled radiance of the diatom moon and a street lamp tool to front of the house. . . . some passing neighbor-l Itopped to etue eo eho threw horneit Into Dick'- arma. . But neither nho nor Dick euw them. For they in that moment were oblivious to all the world . . . except themselves. Dick‘e Irma drew her no. He bent hie hood and kissed her no if he never would let her go again. Then, abruptly he freed her. "I thought you never were going to kiss me again." (Morin :qu hroathlesaly. "You said you never would. you know!" "We my a lot of thing: we don‘t mean in thin world." Dick's voice on swered her. He put his arm around her and Wm her into the dark house. , Hie hand groped for tile Ilghto. Under their glare Gloria. saw that hi1 dyes were almost'blaok In illl haggard face. There were time there that the lust weeks had writ ten indelibly. "We do a lot of things we don't mean to do. too.” Gloria falter-ed ‘miie's’eome to carry on along like 2 bubbles. along I wove... . . Dick. I've done A lot of things I haven‘t meant to do. . . ." Dick made a nature of finality "Well. there‘s my use talking about it now. " ho sold. "Spiller! milk, you know. . . ." lie de‘nt Into the living room. Gloria followed him. "Have you come home for good?" She was half afraid to ask him that. , And in an agony of uncertainty she watched him nil hi: pipe. ‘ waiting tremulouely for hie answer Slowly. as things seem to happen in a dream. she new him “tirikeu match blow out it: Home and In It in the ash tray beside him. "Well." he said dually. "it's thil way. you see This Is the only piece In the world where I fool at home: somehow or othor . . . end i . . . can't get used to being without you.” Gloria leugh‘ed bitterly. "I’m :12 habit of your: . . . that you “can't In??? 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"A'ro’ you'lurel" Dick loohod of her. lilo mouth tightened.“ he took her into the “-2 hard ring of hill arms. “You uro." 2, he answered. and his! voice was illicit and tense. _ Gloria Ioulled bank in his. arms and looked at him. “Titon I don't in Jouious or Susan Briggs my more 2 and i‘ll Imp hoclllinc you about her.‘ she. said. Dick waited n moment b2f'ol'o he . unuwried. "'lve on Idol that Show 2. Bligge tippped’ worilldi; night" he said then tempo. 22'1' 1 don't know whirl makes the limit: so. out I do. somehow." Gloria laughed. V"She'll be right liim'o when you not it) tho odioo to marrow mornilm. turn on urn-ill”. she cried. "Unless she know: you’ve come back to me!" “i think she does know it. " Dick‘c voice was grove. "but dont worry about her. You know I novegcoi‘ed about Susan Brim, don't you?" He put his hands under hm elbows and hold her away from him. . "And I nevor cored about Stet: \Vayiulru oithe. 1" Gloria lrohe in shriily “We thought it all out, Dick. these last two woeks. 1210 Wu just a part of jazz to me like each o “.2; and dance music i Woe hunt in; for o thrill and he gave It to; “10."... 11hr small tote with Its untllted lips sober-ed on elm went ink "bio told me all the think: i wantéd to hear from 522011 . . . how beautiful I has and how i could" knock him off his pins. Oh, Dick, we women need flattery and love . . . or lovemuk in! in our Job. you know! To hero uyoo men in love with us. .’ .0." Digit laid his hand over her mouth. "Ail' right. all right." he said impo Gently "And that about ends stun Iey Ii’oyburn and Susan Briggs or good. doesn't it? . . . What I Will; to know Just now Is whether you're‘ join: to be contented with me from m 011?" . ‘ "Cm tented? I'm going to be huh lenient}. from) arm “did you lost ehch othor little ohlidrrn herd In: go? 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