The people seemed younger too, and more carefree. People actually smiled at her on the street, well, the men anyway. The brightly lit streets, clean o... the grime that characterized her home city, seemed foreign to her. There was an ample Peace Keeper presence, and they seemed to be unconcerned about being overwhelmed as they were not even armored!It was all very strange, and Kat reveled in the newness of it all. She found herself wandering the city center, just playing sightseer for the first. With Claire and Evan's combined salary money was not an issue. What was an issue, however, was finding the right nanny with the right experience. Recently in the news there had been lots of stories of ill-gotten nannies and babysitters that harmed the child under their care. As a new mother, Claire did not want to take any chances. After months of searching they had narrowed it down to two candidates: one was in her early sixties, with twenty years experience, the other was twenty-five with two. Saturday morning before it gets to hot in the attic. Now Mrs. Jacobs was almost 50 and a widow. JL told me that there had been rumors that she had been seeing a married man, before Mr. Jacobs died. She lived alone except for a maid that worked during the week. JL said he thought nothing about why she chose Saturday. So, when Saturday came around, he walked over to Sycamore St. This is even today one of more affluent parts of town. Back then servants and workers always went to the back. Just wants to hear it from her. And if you can see 'im tomorrow morning, then that's what we need." Okay, Ernie. I'll call her and tell her." I thought for a second. "Say! I could talk to 'im this morning myself, before or after Nikki." Okay. You call Nikki, and I'll call Judge Lanford, and we'll talk afterward."As soon as I hung up on the sheriff, I was on the phone to Nikki. "Hey, sweetie," she answered.I told her what was going on."Dan, I'm worried." Sheriff Ernie says not to worry. Just.