She revealed it to him without words, but fully, gloriously, convincingly, as she yielded her lips to his.

And she forgot that she had desired to marry him for his money.

She forgot that the family clothes were threadbare and the family cares almost impossible to cope with.

She knew only that better thing which is greater than poverty or pain or death itself.

And, knowing it, she possessed more than the whole world, and found it enough.
Late that night, when at last Molly lay down to rest with the morrow's bride by her side, there came the final revelation of that amazing day.
Neither she nor Wyverton had spoken a word to any of that which was between them.