"Oh, Marian, why did you tell her of all people." "I thought she was my friend," declared Marian, "but I soon found out that she wasn't.

As soon as I had told her, she changed entirely.

She told me last Friday that she had been watching for a long time in the hope of revenging herself upon the Phi Sigma Tau for their insults, and that at last she had the means to do so.
"Her friendship for me was merely a pretense.

She said that when I separated from my sorority she knew I was sure to do something foolish, so she decided to make advances to me and see what she could find out.
"She is going to call a class meeting for next Thursday after school, and she is going to expose me.

She says that it is right that the class should know just what sort of material the Phi Sigma Tau is made up of, and that one of its members is a sneak and a thief." "This is serious, and no mistake," replied Grace soberly.