She turned from Ann's past to his.
"Harry," she asked, in rather metallic voice, "how about that affair of yours down in Cuba ?" He flushed with surprise and resentment.

"I must say, Katie," he said stiffly, "I don't see what it has to do with this." "Why, I should think it might have something to do with it.

Isn't there a popular notion that our pasts have something to do with our futures ?" "It's all over," he said shortly.
"Then you would say, Harry, that when things are over they're over.

That they needn't tie up the future." "Certainly not," said he, making it clear that he wanted that phase of the conversation "over." "It's my own theory," said Katie.

"But I didn't know whether or not it was yours.