6. The Strange Proposal 5

“I don't think it is a good idea,” she looked into Alfred's eyes, who concealed his disappointment, and refuted.

“Why?” The young men asked at once.

“I am not the lady, and I would not say her mind. I propose that you send for her, and rehearse with her.”

Indeed, Alfred was good at the game. At that point, Carson was lost of the next line of argument, but not the case with Alfred, and he fought on, “You seemed not to realize the situation of things. How can I send for someone who is mad at me? Do you think I don't value my reputation?”

“Oh! Is she still mad at you?”

“Young lady, we have to take our leave. I wouldn't have you to cause my friend more pain by reminding him of what he is fighting hard to sort out,” Carson stood up, and informed. Nevertheless, the sad Alfred dropped the bouquet on the table and waited for Carson to take a step, while Mirabel was filled with pity, both for herself and Alfred. On the other hand, Carson moved on, and Alfred followed. They walked out of the off