Lorna went to the motion pictures with him occasionally, when she had no other opportunity for excitement.

Lane gathered that Lorna really liked this boy, and when with him seemed more natural, more what a fifteen-year-old girl used to be.

And somehow it was upon this boy that Lane placed a forlorn hope.
No more automobiles honked in front of the home to call Lorna out.

She met her friends away from the house, and returning at night she walked the last few blocks.

It was this fact that awoke Lane's serious suspicions.
Another problem lay upon Lane's heart; if not so distressing as Lorna's, still one that added to his sorrow and his perplexity.