"But you must remember—" he began.
"Remember?"
"Yes, remember there is someone else who should be considered."
"Oh, Reggie's glad that he has a substitute for trips like this and I've told you that he respects your judgment," she said.
Gibson was in his two-seated car at the entrance to the studio when they arrived. They left their machines at the gateway to meet him.
"Again?" he asked as they met. "You two certainly find each other interesting."
He smiled as he spoke, but a queer feeling went through John as he realized that Consuello had failed to tell Gibson that she had invited him to be with her.
"I'm acquainting Mr. Gallant with the process of picture making," Consuello said. However she received Gibson's salutatory remark she gave no hint of her feeling in the tone of her voice.
"When are you going to show her through a newspaper office, Gallant?" Gibson was still smiling. Consuello replied before John could speak.
"Whenever you and I can find time, I'm sure," she said. "You'll excuse me for a moment; I must hurry along so I won't keep you waiting long, Reggie. And Mr. Gallant, I'll arrange for a car to take you home."