″Don't be a fool, Guido. The men in gray are real, I tell you. We've got to do something, and fast!″
″Steady on,″ Guido said soothingly, startled by the old man's vehemence.
Of course we'll do something, but not before we've thought it over carefully. After all, we don't even know where to look for her.″
Beppo released him. ″I'm going to the police,″ he announced. ″You can't do that!″ Guido protested with a look of horror.
″Have some sense, Beppo. Suppose they found her. Don't you know what they'd do with her - don't you know where waifs and strays end up?
They'd stick her in a home with bars over the windows. You wouldn't want that, would you?″
″No,″ Beppo muttered helplessly, ″of course not. But what if she's really in trouble?″
″What if she isn't?″ Guido argued.What if she's only gone for a bit of a ramble and you set the police on her.
I wouldn't like to be in your shoes then. She might never want to see you again.
Beppo subsided on to a chair and buried his face in his hands.
″I just don't know what to do,″ he groaned, ″I just don't know.″
″Well,″ said Guido, ″I vote we wait till tomorrow or the day after before we do anything at all.
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