He will look for a suitable, attractive home in town that the three boys can move into next fall." "You do not mean to tell me, Mrs.Knippel, that your husband is ordering living-quarters for Bruno, too ?" Mrs.Maxa said in consternation.
"Oh, yes, and this is why my husband has sent me here, to let you know how glad he is to do it for you," the attorney's wife said soothingly.
"He was positively sure that you would be glad if he decided and ordered everything to suit himself and you." "But, Mrs.Knippel, I am not prepared for this.

I have not even spoken to my brother about it.

You know very well that he is the children's guardian." Mrs.Maxa was quite unable to hide her excitement.
"You can be reassured, for we have thought of that, too," the visitor said with a slightly superior smile.

"My husband's sister does not live very far from Mr.Falcon in Sils.

So he planned to visit your brother and talk the plan over with him." This calmed Mrs.Maxa a trifle, for her brother knew already how it stood between the three comrades and how little she wanted them to live together.