It's a disease, you know. Incurable, but no bad side-effects." So what exactly is the appeal?"I had to take some time to formulate an answer. "It's em...tional for me. I am not being nostalgic about the music being played when the whole world was at war; but I can understand why many people who lived through that could relate to swing with a nostalgic emotion. I suppose it could be the way that twenty or thirty musicians could play different parts of one melody at the same time; you know, melody,. I can give you a hand right now if you want. Do you want to do it?” I asked.She laughed out loud and then said, “Well, Tom. We just met, so I don’t know about that!” and laughed some more.I suddenly realized what I had just said and I couldn’t help but to laugh too. “I mean... Well, I’m sorry. I meant… Oh my God, Candi!” I fumbled around trying to respond.“I know what you meant, Tom. It was just so right there. I just couldn’t resist!”, she said and then winked at me. “Soooo, let’s do it! What. I know Koomins has detailed you to nursemaid some strays so can you please ride by the creek from time to time just to keep an eye on Anne for me and her Ma?” “Sure Mr Connelly. My pleasure.” “Fine. I,m sure with you looking after her she,ll be safe. Oh and by the way the circuit judge is due in Hudson on Friday. They,ll want you on the stand for prosecution witness. Okay?” “Sure. I want to see Blacker get what he deserves.” “Well. If I,d have caught him he,d have stretched my rope already, but. I gave him thirty days to replace me." Shit!" Kara huffed. "I won't work directly for Fisher, Grace. He's a flaming asshole. I'll quit first." I'll be replaced, Kara," Grace said."When? More to the point, if Fisher hires your replacement, I probably won't be able to work with your replacement, either."Grace's call-waiting signal clicked. "Got another call, Kara," she said. "Hold a sec." She hit the flash button."Grace, it's Lillian. I heard you quit or were fired." Lillian Cramer was the.