ContentsHis cavalier attitude irritated her. "I know exactly what I'm doing,and pridedoesn't have anything to do with my decision. Working hard hasn'tgotten meanywhere. Shall I give you an example?"She didn't wait for his answer, but plunged ahead. " Randolphwas studyingto become a banker. He was just beginning his last year at theuniversity whenwe became officially engaged. His studies were difficult for him,and because ofhis grades, he was worried he'd be asked to leave. I told him thatif he wouldn'taccept every social invitation that came to him, he would havetime for hisstudies, but he wouldn't listen to me. He asked me to help himwith his research,and because I was such a ninny and wanted to please him, Iended up writingseveral lengthy papers for him. He was supposed to use thepapers as his studyguide, but I later found out he put his name on the top of the firstpage andhanded them in to his professors. It was a dishonest thing to do,of course, anddo you know what his punishment was? He took honors for hislast year's workand was hired by one of the most prestigious banks in Boston. Hestarted outmaking an impressive salary, and that was when my sisterbecame interested inhim. Ironic, isn't it? If I hadn't helped him, he wouldn't have gottensuch a fineposition, and my sister would have left him alone.

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