Peter by Francis Hopkinson Smith — Read

At ten o'clock that same night Jack went to the station to meet Garry. He and Ruth had talked over the strange scene -- unaccountable to both of them -- and had determined that Jack should see Garry at once.

"I must help him, Ruth, no matter at what cost. Garry has been my friend for years; he has been taken up with his work, and so have I, and we have drifted apart a little, but I shall never forget him for his kindness to me when I first came to New York. I would never have known Uncle Peter but for Garry, or Aunt Felicia, or -- you, my darling."