"Yes. I saw them start out. How is she?"
"Shirley's quite well. And seemingly enjoying herself."
"I suppose so," he said.
"And the boy, too."
"Yes. I just saw him. He—" David cleared his throat. "He didn't know me."
"That's to be expected. Children forget easily. You're not looking well yourself."
"I've been working pretty hard of late."
"Are you on your vacation?" Aunt Clara was studying him curiously.
"No. I have just to-day. I came to get Shirley to come back."
"Are you out of debt then?"