"Yes," came the curt reply.
"I know someone who would be very pleased to send you the same kind every day. . . ." Sowinska spoke in a tone of pretended indifference, as she tidied the room.
"Flowers?" asked Janina.
"Well . . . and something more, if it were accepted."
"That person would have to be quite a fool."
"Don't you know that love makes fools of everyone?"
"That may be," answered Janina curtly.
"Don't you surmise who it is?"
"I'm not at all curious."
"Yet, you know him very well."