and that nudist colonies were the answer to the world's moral problems.
Alice was laughing hysterically at Fay's suggestion that we all join a nudist colony,
and she leaned over and accepted a drink that Fay poured for her.
We sat and talked until dawn, and I insisted on seeing Alice home.
When she protested that it wasn't necessary, Fay insisted that she would be a fool to go out alone in the city at this hour.
So I went down and hailed a cab. "There's something about her," said Alice on the way home.
"I don't know what it is. Her frankness, her open trust, her unselfishness..." I agreed.
"And she loves you," said Alice. "No. She loves everyone," I insisted.
"I'm just the neighbor across the hall." "Aren't you in love with her?" I shook my head.
"You're the only woman I've ever loved." "Let's not talk about that."
"Then you've cut me off from an important source of conversation."
"Only one thing I'm worried about, Charlie. The drinking. I've heard about some of those hangovers."
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