human
She is pretty well--but--
gpt
What is the matter?
human
The fact is, replied Campbell, speaking slowly and carefully avoiding the other's eye,
gpt
I think it is possible that she misses you.
human
I can hardly believe it,
gpt
Of course, Miss Trevor may be mistaken. It was her idea, not mine, that Ani--Lady Wilmersley I mean--is worrying over your absence. But whatever the cause, the fact remains that she has changed very much. She is no longer frank and cordial in her manner either to Miss Trevor or myself. It seems almost as if she regarded us both with suspicion, though what she can possibly suspect us of, I can't for the life of me imagine. That day at lunch she was gay as a child, but now she is never anything but sad and preoccupied.
human
Perhaps she is beginning to remember the past,
gpt
How can I tell? Miss Trevor and I have tried everything we could think of to induce her to confide in us, but she won't. Possibly you might be more successful-- An involuntary sigh escaped Campbell.
human
I am sorry now that I prevented you from seeing her. Mind you, I still think it wiser not to do so, but I ought to have left you free to use your own judgment. The number of her sitting-room is 62, on the second floor and, for some reason or other, she insists on being left there alone every afternoon from three to four. Now I have told you all I know of the situation and you must handle it as you think best.
gpt
Yes, he said to himself as he lay staring into the darkness,