[A Hoosier Chronicle by Meredith Nicholson]@TWC D-Link bookA Hoosier Chronicle CHAPTER XXV 37/43
You practically told me you were putting him to the test.
You weren't embarrassed by his course in any way; you were able to show him that you didn't care; you didn't need him." "You saw that? You read that in what followed ?" "It was written so large that no one could miss it.
You are the master. You proved it again.
I suppose you found a great satisfaction in that.
A man must, or he wouldn't do such things." "You seem to understand," he replied, turning toward her for an instant. "But there may be one thing you don't understand." There was a moment of silence, in which they splashed on slowly through the slush. "I liked Dan; I was fond of him.
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