Excerpt from The Mosaic-Worker's Daughter, Vol. 2 of 3: A Novel

If I ever smile without telling you what amuses me, it is really because I fancy I see into the future a little more clearly than I used to see. An uninterested spectator always observes more than those who play the game.

You an uninterested spectator echoed Margaret. What can you possibly mean, Helen?

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