Next Time We Love Page #5

you'd do anything for him.

I mean, when you say

"anything at all" like that,

it sort of sounds

as if you mean that...

That's the way I did it at

rehearsal, exactly like that.

Oh, I know, I know, but,

after all, you're just playing a maid's part.

You don't have to get so emotional about it.

I'm not emotional.

All right. Okay. I...

Okay. Forget about it.

I just thought... Now we'll

go on, here. "Kind of you. "

"Kind of you"?

What's the matter?

Nothing.

Maybe I'd just better

go over it myself.

Well, I'm sorry, darling. I didn't think

you'd mind a little honest criticism.

I don't mind criticism.

But you wouldn't like it

if I made fun of your story.

Anyhow, I don't need

to do it now.

Well, wait a minute. I...

It's all right.

Chris.

Oh, I'm such a goose.

Darling, I'm so ashamed,

taking myself so seriously.

Well, I got a lot of nerve

trying to tell you how to act.

But it is fun, isn't it? Each of

us so busy and getting on a little.

That's just the way

we figured, isn't it?

Can it keep on like this getting

better and better, month after month?

Sometimes I'm so happy

it frightens me.

Yeah, you always want to worry

about something, don't you?

Please read me

the rest of your story.

Oh, no. After you've

read me your scene.

Give me a kiss first?

All right, I'll tell him.

Goodbye.

I'll be back after dinner.

About 9:
00. Yes, Mr. Carteret.

Hello, Mr. Carteret.

Hello, Tyler.

I read your Sunday story on

Russia. Thank you very much, sir.

I didn't say I liked it.

For plain reporting, it's a

little too fancy. Not enough facts.

It's pretty hard to get the facts

when you're 5,000 miles away.

Where'd you learn Italian?

Oh, when I was a kid, my family

dragged me over most of Europe.

You speak any other languages?

French and German.

I suppose you've heard about

the vacancy in our Rome office?

Yes, sir, I heard about that.

Oh, I see.

That accounts for all those

European Sunday stories of yours.

Oh, no, I wouldn't say that.

See me after dinner.

About 9:
00.

Yes, sir.

Wait down there somewhere.

I'll only be a minute.

You know, you two are

beginning to get on my nerves.

Finish your drink

and beat it, will you?

Has Ms. Tyler gone on yet?

She's upstairs.

She'll be down in a minute.

Okay. Thanks.

Chris!

Darling!

Darling, the most marvelous

thing has happened.

Now, you'd better

send out for Jennings

and tell him.

I just saw him out front.

Tell him what?

I just have a moment...

What are you talking about?

We're going to Rome next week. Rome?

Rome, Italy.

You'll have to tell Jennings to get

somebody else to take your place.

But, darling... The

managing editor just told me.

They're sending me to Rome to

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