I wouldn't have done that if I had known what I was doing." "Is that all ?" inquired Eileen, making a desperate effort at self-control.
"Not quite," said Linda.

"When I finished with your room, I took him back and showed him mine in even greater detail than I showed him yours.
I thought the contrast would be more enlightening than anything either one of us could say." "And I suppose you realize," said Eileen bitterly, "that you lost me John Gilman when you did it." "I ?" said Linda.

"I lost you John Gilman when I did it?
But I didn't do it.

You did it.

You have been busy for four years doing it.