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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Baby Mine by Margaret Mayo: "You talk as though I did nothing else," answered Zoie with an
aggrieved tone. "It's the first time since I've been married
that I've ever eaten lunch with any man but Alfred. I thought
you'd have a little sympathy with me," she whimpered, "instead of
putting me on the gridiron like everyone else does."
"Everyone else?" questioned Aggie, with recurring suspicion.
"I mean Alfred," explained Zoie. "HE'S 'everyone else' to me."
And then with a sudden abandonment of grief, she threw herself
prostrate at her friend's knees. "Oh, Aggie, what can I do?" she
cried.
But Aggie was not satisfied with Zoie's fragmentary account of
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