"Oh, about that old school-girl silliness of mine."
"You must have known that I would never—"
"Yes, yes—especially now that I'm engaged."
"I don't see how that affects the situation," said Val, a little haughtily.
Julia was looking after the men.
"You've never forgiven me," she said, "and yet I should think you'd been happy enough to—"
"To what?"
"Not to harbor ill-will."
"I don't see what my being happy has to do with it."
"Why, everything. The one who has got what she wants hasn't much ground for complaint."