"I prefer my own," she said, and drew a gold case from her bag. "Try one."
He took the case and she nodded toward it.
"I still carry your gifts."
Richard turned it over and read the inscription "Auriole Craven from A.B." It was a stroke of luck to get her name without asking. He smiled and handed it back with the words,
"Ungallant of me to expose your identity and conceal my own behind initials."
Auriole laughed shortly.
"Perhaps A. B. guessed that a day might come when his name engraved on a present to another woman would be a mistake."
"Give him a chance," said Richard. "He hasn't all that subtlety."
"Men change their views very readily, Tony."
"Only men?" he countered.