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It's OK.

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Hello, Chrissy. This is Daddy. You been a good girl today? Oh, that's good. Let me talk to

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Mommy. Hello, Dorothy. Chuck. Tell me, did the mailman bring that insurance policy on

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my new car yet? Hasn't been there yet. No, you can't call me. I'm on the north side and I won't be back to the office for, I don't know, an hour and a half. Yes, Dorothy. No, no, you can't call me. I'm not at the office. No, I'm working on the canine thing. I'll be going for another hour and a half. I'll call you as soon as I get back to the office.

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Okay, till then. Marianne, I can't begin to tell you how much these afternoons mean to me. But if I can't tell you, let me show. Here's something I would like you to have. Oh, Chuck, is it real? Oh, it's beautiful. Just magnificent. I managed to pick up a mistake and I just had to get it for you. It's magnificent, but I can't take it.

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I don't know how I possibly explain to Harold how I came to have such an expensive necklace. You wouldn't have to if Harold believed that he gave it to you. I don't understand. Well, that's the other half of my gift. There is the magic key.

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Magic key? You're not making any sense. This is a key from a locker at the Union Station. When we leave here, we go to the Union Station, we put the necklace in the locker, we lock the locker, you take the key home. You tell Harold you found it and you don't know where it's from. Let Harold go down there, open the locker, find the necklace and bring it to you.

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Okay, now turn around and let's see how the prettiest girl in the world looks like with the most beautiful necklace in the world.

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Ah, that's gorgeous. I've got to go see the makeup.

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Did you have a good day, darling? Oh, the usual. How about you? And how about June?

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Who? You know the girl you went shopping with. Oh, of course. I forgot for a minute. I wasn't thinking. She's fine. Did you buy anything? No. I have to tell you about a funny thing that happened to me today. What's that?

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We were in Marshall Fields looking at sundresses. I was in the dressing room trying one on. I looked down on the floor. There was this unusual piece. It was so odd looking. Do you know what it could be for?

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Yes, that's from one of those public lockers. It says right here, locker number 470, Union Station.

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I asked the sales lady if she knew who it belonged to, but she didn't have any idea.

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Well, I'll stop at Union Station tomorrow and see what's in the locker. There may be some identification in it and we can then return the contents to the owner.

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That sounds like the right thing to do. Well, it's getting late. Can I now start dinner?

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Sure. I'll help you.

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Well, dear, I stopped at Union Station today and this is what was then left.

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Oh, let me see. Is this what was in the locker?

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Silly, isn't it? But what did you expect? Some bank robber maybe left a million dollars?

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I don't know. I just don't know.

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Mr. Van Doren, please. This is Mrs. Tracy speaking.

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Hello, Chuck. Well, Harold brought the package home last night. Oh, yes, we were both surprised.

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I'll tell you what I mean. It took a little while to figure it out, but I finally saw how you did it.

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That magic key of yours had a twin, didn't it? After you put the necklace in the locker, the locker that you picked out and already had the key for,

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you went back and substituted that surprise of yours using your duplicate key. Don't lie. It won't do any good.

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I just want to ask, how many times has it worked before? Well, let me tell you this. It's the last time for me, Buster.

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Oh, is this beautiful? And is it expensive? Oh, darling, you're so good to me. I just think you're great.

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But how am I going to ever tell my husband about this? Don't worry about such a minor trifle.

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This little key will not only let you keep the necklace, but it will fix it so that your husband doesn't even ask a single question about our little secret.