Dwight tossed away his cigarette.
"But you say it's money now."
"Yes," she replied. "It's money." He smiled at her dejected tone.
"I wouldn't be so sad," he remarked. "Money isn't as bad as it seems."
"Oh, yes, and I want it," Ethel declared. "But I want the others so much more!"
When her car had come, she rose and said, "You and Joe must get together some time. Couldn't you call him up some day and get him to lunch with you?"
"Gladly." They went to the door.
"But don't be disappointed," she said, "if you find him changed even more than you think. Money has such a pull on a man."
"I know, but I rather like it."
"What?"