She flushed daintily recalling the other half secret she had touched upon with Mrs. Dayton.
"The girl is capable of love and all that nonsense," thought Mrs. Van Dorn. Why should she not come to love her?
CHAPTER VI
HOW THEY ALL PLANNED
"Helen," began Mrs. Dayton, "I was thinking if you would like to go home on Saturday and make your visit it might be a good thing. We have made no real plans about the winter as yet, but we might like to presently."
There was a half mirthful, half meaning light in her eyes.
"Oh!" Helen said. She was not longing for the visit. Her cool reception by her aunt had really hurt her.
"Time is going so fast. Why, here it is only two weeks and a half to September."
"If you think I had better," very soberly.