He put down his foot. He wouldn’t have Scotty and Zelda in his home. He suggested that Susan open a window and throw them out and let the winds take care of them. On the whole, Susan agreed that the dogs deserved such treatment, but she found herself arguing with Harmon. She wanted to keep them. “Why? They’re vicious little creatures, and the only reason Barbara gave them to you was that she knew they’d make you miserable.” “That’s the first time you’ve ever admitted you knew how much Barbara disliked me,” Susan remarked. “Well,” Harmon said with a little embarrassed cough that was part of every lawyer’s stock-in-trade, even a lawyer as unconventional as Harmon, “Barbara would find objection with any woman I married. She’s a bit like a jealous sister. You know the type.” “Yes,” said Susan. “In any case, I don’t want to give Barbara the satisfaction of knowing that I hurled her wedding gifts out a twenty-third-floor window.
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