We travelled by train for nearly two hours; we were to spend the night with Maud, at the school.
We sat opposite to each other in the train; we had two corner seats.
I thought:
‘It will be like this when I am married to Walter. We shall travel together always. How funny that will be!’
Walter had bought me newspapers at the station. He bought a lot of them and put them on the seat beside me; there was Vogue, and Colour, and the Daily Mirror; and I laughed.
I said:
‘I should not have thought you would buy papers like this. Have you ever bought any of these before?’
Walter laughed too.
He said:
‘No, of course not; I have never had any one to buy them for, before.’