The Dragon's Bride
“Once settled, it was so clearly right that Susan could have wept with relief. She could see now that last night with Con had been a web of lies and untruths. Her intentions had not been bad, but all the same, it had been dishonest, and thus had fallen to pieces in her hands.
If she ventured into untruths again, her intentions would not be bad, but she would be back to her old ways, trying to manipulate life to suit her needs. She was through with that.
But then she realized that she really should put this in Davids hands. It wasnt entirely hers to decide. Whatever David decided, however, she was going to tell Con the truth.
She returned to the house. If David hadnt left, she should be able to intercept him and talk to him alone.
In fact, she saw him coming out of the arch.
David! As he turned, smiling, she found it easy to smile back. This was right, and it was good to be doing it outside the oppressive house.
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