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pld Miter “How did Wu ll- mug w zexiyiz? om you 1mm- Iid stand up And cheer? Couldn't he see that it was to sBYQ . hlm rmm unhappiness i-hﬂiﬁfwd allowed him to keep uls lulth in Denise? Couldn't he undewi-BM that all the vuhlle sheid been think- mg o! hm? He seemed sudden!!! y, xqngnbet comet-ins. It n. u if n: lint he'd been Lmable to P1000 It all i-her. "What did Jerry M11- 1m‘ te you? was he with Qenise M; the time of tile accident? but surely. l! 119 We" Sig“; away with her, he kncw scmc- . ing?”

"Ho didn't, because it wasn't Jeﬂy Miller with WIICUI Denise was runn- ing ;|_v\'a,_\'. Thai; was where I WM wmng. But there was another man. J erry knew his name. He's an Amer- lean called Toddy Scherwll- He he'd try to set ln toudh with 11-h and maybe hc could tell me some- iihillg." ,

"l see! So you confided inpthis fellow IVllIIOr thillus that YOU 411d" l- even tell me."

Ohen-y let lull color flaming her cheeks. It wls all very well. but ihere were tw sldcs to every stbfy. He Wm rlrlcry nt ilor now lmcl bit- terly resentful about what happen- ed. But it wrlslrt iui-l" l0 blame her quite .50 rullll0s<l§ She Said. (FY1118 hard to keno her voice sieady. "I didn't mean in tell Jerry. He just wormed it out oi’ me."

Simon made an n gesture. "My heaven, Cherry, I 111M dOXVt know whnt in 53y!" _

She put 1 htmd toward hlm- _It lny on the polished table. white and small and lonely. "Simon, need you say anything? Can't We g0 on er; we are? Darling, I love you so. I need you so. And I reel sure every- thing really ls ali rlgihli."

"Do you? Wcll, I conzrzltulauz you on your powers of wkllful thinking! I'm lllrnid they nrc far better than mine, No. of course we can't g0 on as we are." Even n: he spoke these words, Simon wondered ii’ he were being net-nil sely brutal and if, In- deed he w: ' meant. them- He was m ilnrriiirri .1. whrn. nheki told him that he rollldni think ahead in any Lind n!‘ future in uhich Cherry mlghi. not be his wife -- Cherry. whom he'd loved. whom he didl still love so completely. Only seme- thlrlg now had happened to that love. Until he dini know that Denise was truiy dead. how could they re- sume their married life together?

Cherry sitting opposite him, was tvy hard not to let him see how barrio he'd hurt her. because i! that was how he felt about thingb, it wnsrvt for her bo insfst thart they

should be any different. Brieflr“

iihrvuch the time had been since

their marriage, surely he, as march gar‘ "lg; ‘he'd buried ner P001‘ her voice» a she, hnd realized that they were be“- ufule for each other. she'd know-n 3°" "B1" "m1 i-h It all along. from tine very first mnln- F‘

cnt she'd seen hinl. It seemed to

J1 m. .<.= diim Deis “mm” - hi? lFII-tnulelllglghﬁsg.‘ (rot?! he’? l? Not "W! If he had. hen love hm ‘was hrmllse of Denise that this what 1°’ whe breach was now rising between them. Sh” waited-

"Simon, you can't melm that ' u“? frmléogffﬁxgom h) get _

7. "Isgnft it the on? possible line to

"m. NO. it dam be." "mi be l" “pm mm. but “.50 seems w ma» But he dldwt come back. Mrs. I e pushPd back the chair as he Gwen” 7°“ 7° he!‘ “@14- spoke. He turned from the table. “when “m! Papped he!’ 11 “Simlon!" Cherry’; voice was shanp ° dmmg ma" d°°r

with amdeivy, Simon, where “e you

over. Dorft I'll be back in time to drive you back."

ﬂurry sat staring straight before

her. Sihc hoard the front door slam s1" “mam. 100mm“ receding dawn theithat she was upset. "I don't think ll ﬂagged path. Mrs. Greene inlw“ b9 , h iMr- Lindon: remlem cred something up 1mm the plate o; chlckmlhe had to see to in Llttleton. Hes m. m5 mung and asked herself walking there across the fields." It minded lame and untrue, but r: 5 Mme spot o; home, between it would have to suffice. Mrs. Greene newly married couple? A frown "m" “k - unwed he-r brows. She'd been ""1 mm married herself, though it was meryhtxeasm e798,

what was up. Surely there hadn’

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CHAPTER. XVI

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Complacency is the enemy of victory} While the United Nations have travelled far on the road to success, yet if would be‘ dangerously premature to assume that the‘ war is over. Our iob is to do our utmost individually and collectively to reach and? even exceed the obieciive bf the Sixlhl Victory Loan, for money is the sinews of war} and even if the awful struggle ended to-‘ morrow a fearful aftermath of bills would“ remain to be paid. You are not asked, to give your money but to lend it on the mar- velous security of your Canada and ours. Let us go forward fearlessly and courageously until a glorious Victory has been achieved over the Axis Powers of Darkness.

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but on the home front. loo, we all have our duties. ‘

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