"Miss Taylor, today is your birthday. It's not appropriate for you to pay. Trevor should pay," Bernard protested. "A man should pay for a woman, or he is no man at all. Seeing that Trevor had not made a move to pay, the attendant stared at him with condescending eyes. "But. Bessie tentatively glanced at Trevor. She knew that he only earned one thousand dollars a month to support himself and his studies

If he paid for the bottles of water now, he would not have had anything left for the rest of the month. "Don't worry , Miss Taylo r. I'll pay. Trevor took out hi s card and gave it to the attendant. He knew t hat Berna rd wanted . ery time Bernard or Grant hit the ball and it went out of bounds, the caddie picked it up for them. But at Corrie and Bessie's court, tha t was not the case. Bernard suggested, "Trevor, since you have not hing to do, I'll give you five hundred dollars if you act as a caddie for Corrie and Bessie

"Oh, stop it, Bernard! Trevo r is here to play tennis wit h us, not to be our caddie!" . Bessi e sna pped. She had just about enough of Bernard's rudeness to Trevor. She could not stand the bully ing any longer. "I'm just tryi ng to help him , Miss Taylor. After all, he did just use up all of his money to buy us some water," . Berna rd rea soned