A woman's Love
er home. Gudrun was sketching on a board that she was holding on her knee while Ursula worked on a piece of vi
ied, Ursula?" Ursula set down her stitching and raise
said. Depending
prised. She spent a whi
! In any case, don't you think you'd be in a better position tha
e began to c
dmitted. But I
r irritation growing. She w
think one needs the experie
ou think it needs t
Though possibly unpleasant, there will undoubtedly be some form of exp
onless as she t
ended as a result. Gudrun grabbed her rubber and started rubbing awa
"You wouldn't con
urned down a few
anything worthwhile? Gudrun b
lly nice guy," he said. I re
en't you tempted
wn to it, one isn't even tempted; if I were, I'd get married right now. I simp
to resist? exclaimed Gudrun. They exchanged glan
Gudrun has soft-skinned, soft-limbed, passive beauty. She was dressed in a dark-blue silky dress with emerald-green stockings and ruches of blue and green linen lace around the neck and sleeves. Ursula's sensitive expectancy was in stark contrast to her confident yet rese
"I was hoping for a man to come along," with an odd grimace t
, "So you came home
ere to appear, well-well," she cynically trailed off. She then gave Ursula a probing glance as if to question her. Doesn't it seem like you ge
n the bud, Urs
ng. There was a pause while each sister
" after another pause. But do you think
hint of resentment, Ursula thought about this. She had been a cl
e that. But truly picture it: picture any male you know greeting you at
"Yes." It's simply not doable. It
re kids, Ursula a
ome more i
sternly questioned. Ursula's face t
feels it is sti
tioned. "I feel absolutely nothin
esembled a mask as she regarded
them on the surface-not genuinely in their soul. Gudrun's f
en one considers oth
r sister anoth
ying, "Exactly," to
d going about her daily activities while always reflecting and attempting to grasp life in her own words. She had stopped doing anything active, yet something was happening in the shadows. If only she could get
, and delicacy of line, she found Gudrun to be infinitely charming. She also had a particular whimsical quali
you return home
ok a seat back from her sketch and peered at U
Ursula?" Many times, I have asked mys
eve that returning home was j
knowing glance that w
slightly dazed, feigned, and as if she
anner. "If one jumps over the edge, one must land somewhere,"
arted to smile m
ile grinning. She then ended the conversation
urned, how do you locat
cy pause. I find myself entirely out of i