"I hope it will live up to its reputation," he said. He held out his hand. "When may I see you again? I am staying in London for a week or so, and I haven't anything particular to do."
"Any time—I shall be so glad to see you. Will tomorrow be too soon?" She made the suggestion diffidently. Chris' indifference had made her apprehensive and uncertain of herself. She was terribly afraid of forcing her company where it was not wanted.
"To-morrow by all means!" he answered readily, "Shall we have a day in the country?"
141 "Oh, how lovely!" Her eyes lit up with delight.
"I'll bring my car." he said. "It's a bit of a bone-shaker, not a first-class affair like yours Mrs. Lawless, but it runs well. What time?"
"Any time; as early as you like."
"Ten o'clock then?"
"Yes."
"Good-night."
"Good-night, Mr. Dakers,"