They're going out." Johnny promptly slammed several sheets of figures into a drawer.
"Is there room for me in your car ?" he asked anxiously.
"Val Russel and Bruce Townley are with me.

There's plenty of room--but you really ought to stay here and figure on your hotel," Loring advised him.
"I can figure any place," stated Johnny briskly, and put away his little book.

"Are we ready ?" The eyes of Constance Joy lighted with pleasure as she saw the group which filed into the box adjoining the one in which she sat with Polly Parsons, Paul Gresham, Colonel Bouncer, and Sammy Chirp; and Gresham watched her discontentedly as she shook hands with Gamble.

He did not like the cordiality of that hand-shake, nor yet the animation of her countenance.

Neither did he like her first observation, which consisted not of any remarks about health or the weather, but about Johnny's intimate personal affairs.
"How is the million dollars coming on ?" she had interestedly inquired, and then sat down in Gresham's own chair, next to the dividing rail.
"You know, I promised to keep score for you." "You may mark me a goose-egg for today," replied Johnny, sitting comfortably beside her with only the thin board partition between them.
Gresham, his dark eyebrows meeting in a sinister line across his forehead, smiled with grim satisfaction.
"People with money seem to be watching it on Mondays," he observed.
"They have to sleep some time," Polly quickly reminded him.