For the next half hour Lyn watches Nancy and Marsha on the range. While he’s watching Gunny walks up and says, “I’m glad to have some paid work ...or Marsha since she’s a casual. Money’s a bit tight at the moment because there’s a stuff up with the payment for the prosthetic she needs to get around. The basic one they gave her before discharge has a fit issue, but the base tech says it’s perfect. So she’s had to get one made to fit at a local store. The damned pen-pushers are refusing to pay for. The opening went very well. Several of Gordy’s married clients showed up and even a reporter from the local paper. Note cards and CDs were the most popular items, but three of his large print sold as well.After everyone left, the three cleaned up. Angie offered to wash the dishes if the others would bring them in from the front room. The two men bustled back and forth. Once, as Angie bent over the sink to scrub, she heard the click of a shutter. Wondering who found a suitable photo subject in. Stay where you are." A voice cried and the men poured into the property.There was a shout from upstairs as two men appeared in the landing, swore and then barricaded themselves into a bedroom. "Open up," two policemen cried and barged into the door. The suspects put a chair on their side of the wooden door and opened the window."Quick," the elder one cried and they looked into the bushes that lined their tiny front garden. The wiry man jumped into them, squeaking as he landed. And beckoned to. The had a 2.75" staked heel. They were a light browncolor with a strap and buckle on the front of the boot around theankle area. I sat down and put them on. They came up just a littlebelow my knee."Charlie. Push down your socks a little. Not into the boot, but notabove your knee. That's the style. That's how you wear that look," shesaid as she handed me everything that was in her other hand.First were the earrings. They were big round silver hoops. About 3.5"diameter. Then was a charm bracelet,.