furtive

Schon, Michaele once furtively told me, was one of the true loves of her life.

“I think people are furtively hoping that Hillary runs,” she said.

He started crunching the crackers with avidity, eyeing me furtively all the time as I stood at the telephone.

He was her creature now, to do with as she chose, I watched her furtively during the next round.

Babies—she could not tell why—made their appearance in this world by stealth, and must be searched for furtively.

To read the morning paper over other people's shoulders—not furtively, but with a bold and open eye.

He watched her furtively, asking himself whether she still suffered.