Then There Were TenANNE FELL IN LOVE with a doctor at the University of Michigan and this time it was the real thing. She wrote Mother that she had an engagement ring, and that her fiancé expected to go into practice soon. He was a few years older than she. He had to work pretty hard, and she didn’t have a chance to see as much of him as either of them would like.Anne didn’t say so, but she wasn’t interested in college any more. She was interested only in getting married. But she felt she had obligations to the family, and she didn’t want to do anything that would upset Mother.She was moody and nervous when she returned home for spring vacation. She spent a good deal of time in her room, writing special delivery letters. And she didn’t look up any of her friends in Montclair.Mother’s nose had turned out as handsomely as she had predicted, and she was back, full-time, on the grindstone again. But now she was concerned about Anne, who didn’t seem to want to confide in anyone.“I know what it’s like,”
