Presumption by F. Scott Fitzgerald is about a young man named San Juan who waits to meet with a lover named Noel Garneau. Excerpt: "Sitting by the window and staring out into the early autumn dusk, San Juan Chandler remembered only that Noel was coming tomorrow; but when, with a romantic sound that was half gasp, half sigh, he turned from the window, snapped on the light and looked at himself in the mirror, his expression became more materially complicated."
