human
Well, Fanny, what next? thought Ethel that night. She had been awake for hours, perfectly still and motionless, not to disturb her husband.
gpt
For you are not through yet, Mrs. Carr. So long as we're rich and you are poor and have no immediate husband, you're going to act like a ravening wolf--aren't you, my own precious. You mean to break my hold on him by keeping him thinking of her, of her! Now what am I to do about it? She frowned. She knew that she ought to talk frankly to Joe, and get over this silly habit of never mentioning Amy's name! She grew determined, but then weak. For what could she say to him about Amy? What did she really want to say?
human
Do I know poor Amy was anything bad? Wasn't she good to me? Would I care to try to talk against her? No. And even if I did, you see, it would only hurt me with Joe--as it should.
gpt
Because Fanny Carr has been clever enough to take me out of the life I was making and pitch me into Amy's life, where her hold on Joe was strongest. I'm in her setting. That's the trouble!
human
The one we've always used,