"I can't decide for you, Charlie. The answer can't be found in booksor be solved by bringing it to other people.
Not unless you want to remain a child all your life. You've got to find the answer inside youfeel the right thing to do.
Charlie, you've got to learn to trust yourself." At first, I was annoyed at her lecture, but then suddenly—it began to make sense.
"You mean, I've got to decide?" She nodded. "In fact," I said, "now that I think of it, I believe I've already decided some of it!
I think Nemur and Strauss are both wrong!" She was watching me closely, excitedly.
"Something is happening to you, Charlie. If you could only see your face."
"You're damned right, something is happening! A cloud of smoke was hanging in front of my eyes, and with one breath you blew it away.
A simple idea. Trust myself. And it never occurred to me before."
"Charlie, you're wonderful." I caught her hand and held it. "No, it's you. You touch my eyes and make me see."
She blushed and pulled her hand back. "The last time we were here," I said, "I told you I liked you.
I should have trusted myself to say I love you." "Don't, Charlie. Not yet."
"Not yet?" I shouted. "That's what you said last time. Why not yet?"
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