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Usually the trouble was—the girl wanted to marry him.

It happened often. One day Mary even quit her job as a script reader for Columbia to become a waitress in a Hollywood ice cream parlor. But she was stubborn.

Bob, waiting for her in the hotel lobby, began to feel sorry about the way he’d acted. Lots of girls could singe you, but only one girl—only love—could burn you.

the freedom to skim just the surface of life. Suddenly each had needs the other couldn’t fill—or even understand. “We’re going to meet the biggest people in town.”

At the party, at the very moment he’d be shaking hands for the first time with people he’d admired all his life—knowing that they really liked and accepted him—he would glance toward the corner of the room and see Mary, shy and retiring, and suddenly the whole evening fell flat.

The two men settled their differences two days before Bond died.

Although it was not publicly disclosed at the time, Ward Bond was in poor health when the series began. . Out of a job, Bob stayed home and kept house while Barbara earned the money for the groceries.

“I think you’re beginning to take me for granted as a housekeeper,” Bob said one day, only half joking.

Barbara looked up from the dress she was ironing.

But he wasn’t happy.

By some minor miracle, they found a parking spot right in front of the Ambassador. The afternoon sunlight slanted through the windows. They walked in and he sized up the possibilities of the spacious living room. . He tried it out in his mind. He and Marilynn were engaged . Marriage didn’t work before, though, he reminded himself, why should it work now?

Marilynn had the answer, of course, hut she wasn’t telling.

Three little words

Not long after, Bob decided to move out of his small cottage.

Bob pulled up near it, put the car in neutral and turned to Marilynn. It hadn’t been an act.