The Bachelors

At the golf club, Montgomery Huntington and Connie Cosden walk in to hear their friendship dissected—and answer with a definition of bachelorhood that explains everything and nothing.

Among the club’s golfers, the two friends seem an unlikely pair: Huntington, a thoughtful Boston heir, and Cosden, a forceful businessman who has fought his way to success. Their companions want to know what holds them together; the men insist their bond needs no explanation. But the teasing follows them into Cosden’s automobile, where he asks Huntington to take a trip with him—two or three weeks, perhaps longer. What has made this invitation suddenly so important, and what might the two bachelors discover on the road?

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