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_ Val Gielgud ‘the girl turned to rieash. sua- that he might like some tsa. but it appeared that the Ger- man was only interested in getting s. fresh lot of film from his bag- tsle: the light was magniﬁcent: be proposed to photograph the tes- psrty. He collected his materials and went out again into the glare.

Saunders grunted. "Shall I brilz you a cup of tea in here. miss?" Cami shook her head. and lookedhard at the leathery face s! the little servant. She felt that she needed a corrective about points of views ‘of Rupert Larrlmore at- ter her talk with Tony Sothern.

"Bailaders," she said abruptly, "llr. Larrimors thinks that we may be in real danger."

"Is that so, Miss?"

"Haven't you anything else to say about it than that?"

Saunderss face, showed the sus- Dltlon of a smile. "Well, miss - if you'll excuse me - Mr. Larri- more usually knows his own busi. ness best-and here he is. Miss.”

"Hello Saunders. cut along to the Professor. He wants you!"

"Very good. sir." .

Larrlmore turned te duel, "m; Isa? It all looks very nice-almost homely."

“No tea. Rupert. I want to talk to you." “What about?"

"Just things."

Lozrrimore Brinned. "I think not. he said. "I believe you're anxi- ous to show me Just how well you're 1min: up to tn..- emergency, now that it's happened."

"Perhaps I do-—lf it really is an emergency."

Larrilnore threw himself into a. chair. “You can take it from me. it’! an emergency all right."

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' She loaned over and put s hand on his arm. "I don't think. Rupert. that you're being very affection- ate. are you?"

He jerked up his head and glar- ed at her almost savagely. "Oh!" he burst out, "I've others things to occupy me Just as the moment."

"And at a good many other mo- ments since we started this flight. I've noticed!"

Larrimore leaned back in the chair. and looked at Carol under lowered eyelids.

“I think." he laid slowly, "that I once told you that we didn't real- ly fit."

“I didn't mean that." said Carol hurriedly. "I didn't really. I'm sorry. But you have been differ- ent lately-and I want to know

why." "WE MAY DI!" '

Rupert Larrlmore shrugged slightly, and shifted his eyes away.

Carol put a hand on his arm.

"l only want you to tell me the truth." she said gently. “Is is that you've been concentrating too firmly on the job in hand to have time to bother about me? Or is it something else? It you've stopped loving me. I think I can take itl"

And she almost succeeded in stifling the little break in her voice.

"I haven't.” said Larrimoro. "and you lmow very well that I haven't!"

"Well"

She saw him clench his hands before he spoke again.

"Why didn't you tell me. Carol, that you'd been as good as engag- ed to Antony Sothern in Iiondon?"

"I told you that I'd been semi- offlclally engaged."

"You were careful not to men- tion.Sothern's name.” '

"I wasn't being careful." said Carol.

"How did you find out?"

Larrimore laughed.

"I'm naturally rather observant," he said. "And I don't think Sothem was as keen as you were to call it a day-was he? I've no- ticcd a,l0t of little thing "

"What odds does it make?" the girl interrupted.

She spoke boldly enough. but she felt her legs beginning to tremble.

‘What odds?" repeated Larrl- lnore savagely. "He's still in love with you, isn't he?"

“But, Rupert. I'm not the least in the world. in love with him. I never was I told you so. I told him so."

Larrimore flung himself down into the padded seat of the chair behind him.

"I'm afraid I'm too normal a man to be quite properly civilized." he said. "I suppose jealously is just one of those old-fashioned things we all believe nowadays we've outgrown. At the risk of confess- ing that I'm out of date, I wan to break his neck!" .

Carol smiled.

. e "That's silly, Rupert. Butds you

know, I rather like it all the same?"

“It isn't silly, Carol. and you've no business to like it! It's lust an addition to the other complications of things as they are at this mo- men-t. if you hadn't been so quiet about past events I could have ar- ranged to have left Sothern in England."

"Oh pull yourself together. Ru- perti- Antony doesn't matter in the least. especially now. We've more important things to think about."

Larrimore grunted impatiently.

"You're wrons." he said quietly. "In a mess like this Bothern is just so much more dead weight round our necks. It's quite bad enough having two women in the party—"

For an insane moment Carol wished that her aunt could have been present to hear herself re- ferred to in such very uncomrpli- mentsry terms Janet Manson. Carol knew. had not really taken to Rupert Larrimore A mutual friend had heard her say somethln! about him "not being quite out c! the top drawer".._. but she felt she must be fair to her aunt

"My aunt has grit." she said "and I'm not going to pass out on

you." , (To be continued)

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