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It was characteristic of Dorothy Dale that she did not once say to Tavia, "I told you so! " She might so easily have done so, considering her own distrust of these two men and Tavia's acceptance of them; of one of them, at least.
As for the latter, she was filled with chagrin to find that her handsome stranger was nothing but a cheap trickster after all-if indeed, he was not worse-and longed fervently to punish "Cal," _alias_ Stanley Blake.