She rested her head on his shoulder. "I didn't believe you actually were Dan. I didn't pay attention to a thing you said." "But if you didn't believe...." "Just what you're thinking," she answered. "I couldn't help it. You're the most exciting challenge a woman can have. Even if she doesn't know why, as I didn't then, it's still there--half a dozen men, and all of them in one monogamous package." Now that she put it that way, he could see why she hadn't been able to resist. He could see that there were few women who could. He glanced at a framed photograph of the handsome pre-accident Dan Merrol that stood on the bureau. He thought, _Poor sucker!_ End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Man Who Was Six, by F. L. Wallace