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121
The
squares
have
names
?
122
He
nodded
impassively
.
She
sensed
that
he
was
unwilling
to
give
up
even
this
much
information
.
If
you
play
well
,
they
have
names
.
123
She
leaned
forward
.
Show
me
.
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124
He
looked
down
at
her
.
No
.
Not
now
.
125
This
infuriated
her
.
126
She
understood
well
enough
that
a
person
likes
to
keep
his
secrets
.
She
kept
hers
.
Nevertheless
,
she
wanted
to
lean
across
the
board
and
slap
his
face
and
make
him
tell
her
.
She
sucked
in
her
breath
.
Is
that
the
Sicilian
Defense
?
127
He
seemed
relieved
that
she
had
dropped
the
subject
of
the
names
of
the
squares
.
There
s
more
,
he
said
.
He
went
on
with
it
,
showing
her
the
basic
moves
and
some
variations
.
But
he
did
not
use
the
names
of
the
squares
.
He
showed
her
the
Levenfish
Variation
and
the
Najdorf
Variation
and
told
her
to
go
over
them
.
She
did
,
without
a
single
mistake
.
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128
But
when
they
played
a
real
game
afterward
,
he
pushed
his
queen
s
pawn
forward
,
and
she
could
see
immediately
that
what
he
had
just
taught
her
was
useless
in
this
situation
.
She
glared
at
him
across
the
board
,
feeling
that
if
she
had
had
a
knife
,
she
could
have
stabbed
him
with
it
.
Then
she
looked
back
to
the
board
and
moved
her
own
queen
s
pawn
forward
,
determined
to
beat
him
.
129
He
moved
the
pawn
next
to
his
queen
s
pawn
,
the
one
in
front
of
the
bishop
.
He
often
did
this
.
Is
that
one
of
those
things
?
Like
the
Sicilian
Defense
?
she
asked
.
130
Openings
.
He
did
not
look
at
her
;
he
was
watching
the
board
.