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Beth
was
White
,
and
she
played
pawn
to
king
four
,
hoping
for
the
Sicilian
.
She
knew
the
Sicilian
better
than
anything
else
.
But
Klein
played
pawn
to
king
four
and
then
fianchettoed
his
king
’
s
bishop
,
setting
it
over
in
the
corner
above
his
castled
king
.
She
wasn
’
t
quite
sure
but
thought
this
was
the
kind
of
opening
called
“
Irregular
.
”
In
the
middle
game
,
things
got
complex
.
Beth
was
unsure
what
to
do
and
decided
to
retreat
a
bishop
.
She
set
her
index
finger
on
the
piece
and
immediately
saw
she
had
better
move
pawn
to
queen
four
.
She
reached
over
to
the
queen
pawn
.
“
Sorry
,
”
Klein
said
.
“
Touch
move
.
”
She
looked
at
him
.
“
You
have
to
move
the
bishop
,
”
he
said
.
She
could
see
in
his
face
he
was
glad
to
say
it
.
He
had
probably
seen
what
she
could
do
if
she
moved
the
pawn
.
She
shrugged
and
tried
to
act
unconcerned
,
but
inside
she
was
feeling
something
she
hadn
’
t
felt
before
in
a
chess
game
.
She
was
frightened
.
She
moved
the
bishop
to
bishop
four
,
sat
back
and
folded
her
hands
in
her
lap
.
Her
stomach
was
in
a
knot
.
She
should
have
moved
the
pawn
.
She
looked
at
Klein
’
s
face
as
he
studied
the
board
.
After
a
moment
she
saw
a
little
malicious
grin
.
He
pushed
his
queen
’
s
pawn
to
the
fifth
square
,
punched
his
clock
smartly
and
folded
his
arms
across
his
chest
.
He
was
going
to
get
one
of
her
bishops
.
And
abruptly
her
fear
was
replaced
by
anger
.
She
leaned
over
the
board
and
placed
her
cheeks
against
her
palms
,
studying
intently
.
