Excerpt from The Man Who Was Good, Vol. 2 of 2: A Novel

The development was less serene, but it was fortunately slow. Friendship does not trouble itself with questions, it debates neither its wisdom nor its return. It is only the warmer stage of interest that wants to know so much, and insists on the quid pro quo in feeling. When he advanced to the higher temperature Kincaid first tasted uneasiness.

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