He shook.
"Now," she said seriously, "let's at least be friends. I'm not inclined to take to being hurled at any man's head. I might add 'either.' But if this Book of Acts is the complete thing it seems to be, we'll find it out soon enough. But," she said leaning back against the divan, "I won't marry any man I do not love. And I happen to love Tony."
Peter nodded. "I happen to love Joan Willson," he said. "Until I change, we'll let it continue that way."
"O.K.," chuckled Marie Baker. "Gin Rummy!"
"Right," said Peter reaching for a deck of cards.
Graydon looked at Hedgerly across the top of his glass. "If you're from the future," he said, "you could do some real chipper things."
Hedgerly nodded. "I know what you're thinking," he said. "You believe that I have the advance dope on the stock market and other items for speculation."
"Well?"
"I have. Of course, my time happens to be some sixty years after now, understand?"