Visiting her uncle and aunt, you know.

And her mother's with her." "Are your intentions serious in this, Danny ?" Darrin went on.
"Blessed if I know," Dalzell answered candidly.

"She's a mighty fine girl, is May Preston.

I don't suppose I'll ever be lucky enough to win the regard of such a really fine girl." "Then you aren't engaged ?" "Hang it, man! This evening is only the second time that I've met Miss Preston." "And you've risked your commission to meet a girl for the second time ?" Dave demanded almost unbelievingly.
"I haven't risked it much," Dan answered.

"I'm in safe, now, and ready to face any discipline officer." "But wouldn't this matter wait until November, when you're pretty sure to have the privilege of town leave again ?" pressed Midshipman Darrin.
"By November a girl like Miss Preston might be married to some one else," retorted Dan Dalzell.
"It was a fool risk to take, Dan!" "If you look at it that way." "Will you promise me not to take the risk again, Danny boy ?" "No." "It's a serious affair, then, so far as you are concerned," grinned Dave, though in the dark Dan could not see his face.