Little Warrior by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Derek?" he said. "Derek Underhill. The man I'm engaged to marry." There was a moment's silence. "Oh!" said Wally thoughtfully. "The man you're engaged to marry? Yes, I see!" He raised his glass again, and drank its contents quickly. 2. Jill looked at her companion anxiously. Recent events had caused her completely to forget the existence of Lady Underhill. She was always so intensely interested in what she happened to be doing at the moment that she often suffered these temporary lapses of memory. It occurred to her now,--too late, as usual,--that the Savoy Hotel was the last place in London where she should have come to supper with Wally. It was the hotel where Lady Underhill was staying. She frowned. Life had suddenly ceased to be careless and happy, and had become a problem-ridden thing, full of perplexity and misunderstandings. "What shall I do?" Wally Mason started at the sound of her voice. He appeared to be deep in thoughts of his own. |
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