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Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips), 1866-1946

"The Governors"

The timidity of her manner was no sign of weakness, and there
was finality even in that earnest look which she had fixed upon him.
"You decline me as a husband then, Virginia," he said, "and you decline
me as a friend. You want to have nothing more to do with me. Very well,
I will go away."
She drew a sharp breath between her teeth, and if he noticed it he made
no sign. He drew a paper from his pocket and calmly tore it into pieces.
"That," he said, "was the paper which was to have made us happy.
Good-bye!"
"Good-bye!" she gasped, tearfully.
He laughed as he took her into his arms. She did not make the least
resistance.
"You little idiot!" he said. "Do you know that I very nearly went?"
Her head was buried upon his shoulder, and she was not in the position
for a moment to make any reply.

CHAPTER XIII

AN INTRODUCTION
He helped Virginia to descend from the automobile, and led her up the
steps in front of the great house in Grosvenor Square.
"You are not frightened, dear?" he asked.
"I am terrified to death," she answered frankly. He touched her hand
reassuringly.
"Silly child!" he said. "I am sure you will like my aunt.


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