The man she needs has come back.

I can't tell you _how_ I know--you'll have to trust me over that--but I do know that Maryon Rooke has come back to her and that he is the man who means everything to her." Kitty's brows drew together as she pondered the question whether Peter were right or wrong in his opinion.
"I don't think you're right," she said at last in tones of conviction.
"I don't believe she 'needs' him at all.

I dare-say he still fascinates her.

He has"-- she hesitated--"a curious sort of fascination for some women.

And the sooner Nan is cured of it the better." "I've done--all that I could," he answered briefly.
"Don't I know that ?" Kitty slipped her arm into his.