He nodded his head sheepishly. "You see, as Monty says, I'm no kind of business man after all."
"I think you're the greatest business genius in the world!"
"You do!" he cried. "Then why don't you follow Merry's example?"
XXXIX
Huntington dared not extend his visit beyond a few blissful days, but into these he crowded the full expression of his long-delayed romance. The wonder of it never left him, the joy of it filled him with quiet content.
The lovers watched Cosden's departure next morning, and by virtue of the priority of their engagement, considered themselves entitled to tease Edith who was not to leave until the following day.
"Well," Huntington remarked, as they turned back into the hallway, "as Connie says, he usually gets what he goes after."