Diana stared. "Where?"
"That's right," Forrester said. Something was going wrong but he couldn't discover what it was. "The tenting."
"Oh," Diana said. "Right here. Now. Raises the spirits."
"I should say it does!" Forrester agreed enthusiastically. "But after all—right here—"
"Don't worry about it, kid. Nobody will hear you."
"Hear me?"
"Anyway, it's nothing to be ashamed of. Lots of people do it when they feel low."
"I'll bet they do," Forrester said. "But it's different with you and me."
"Me?" Diana said. "What do I have to do with it? I just told you—"
"Well, sure. And here and now is as good a time and place as any."