Her Aunt Ella said that Carl was going to do something about it, if things weren't changed pretty quick.
Jean did not appear to regard her aunt's disapproval as of any importance whatever, but the words stung.

She had herself worried a little over the love-making scenes which she knew she would now be called upon to play.

Jean, you will have observed, was not given to sentimental adventurings; and she disliked the idea of letting Lee Milligan make love to her the way he had made love to Muriel Gay through picture after picture.

She would do it, she supposed, if she had to; she wanted the salary.

But she would hate it intolerably.