“Two girls!” cried the three Motor Boys in a chorus. “Two girls?”
They looked at the little professor, whose eyes, mildly blinking behind his strong glasses, regarded the lads curiously.
“Two girls,” repeated the little scientist. “The problem I have to solve concerns two girls.”
CHAPTER V
MORE GIRLS
Ned, Bob and Jerry looked at one another. Then they turned their glances on the professor.
“Whew!” softly whistled Jerry. “Can it be possible that our dear friend is in love—and with two girls at once? This is getting serious!”
It would have been had Jerry’s diagnosis been correct. But it was wrong, as was proved a moment later, when the professor, with a sigh, resumed his narrative.