“You’re not supposed to look at me!” Eliza frowned. “I can’t believe you did that.” Cora laughed. “If you don’t want me looking at you, why are you sitting right in front of me?” “I wanted to see which corner you saw first. Oh, Cora, now we’ll never know who you’re going to marry.” “You really are a ninny, Eliza.” Cora stretched and yawned. “You’ll know well enough when I marry George.” Eliza crossed her arms. “I hope you never marry him.” “Why not?” “Because I don’t like him, and if I marry Ralph and you marry Aaron we’ll be sisters-in-law. We could live next door to each other.” “Sisters-in-law?” Cora laughed as she threw the covers back and crawled from the warm bed. “Brrr. It’s cold in here.” “I thought you liked Aaron.” Eliza sat on the bed and draped the covers over her while Cora dressed. Cora spoke from the midst of her dress. “I like him well enough, but it’s George I’m marrying.” As the dress fell into place, Eliza frowned at her.
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