She was furious about John's monitoring system. He could track her every move, see who came and went, and make sure she didn't see Cindy again. The ca...eras were another nail in the box he kept her in.Now, without anger overwhelming her, Candy remembered things that didn't register that night. There had been a moment, a secret exchange of affection between Evan and Gloria. Candy saw it in her daughter's eyes. Then, Evan spotted the button that came loose on her blouse. He was staring; Candy knew. At this point, I was fashioning my fuse from a section of swamp weed that that a tubular stem about a quarter-inch in diameter. At this point in the testing I had become very cautious. I certainly did not want any of the burning material to fall on me! My first test with the fuse was to lay a small blob of the mix on a saucer and stick the end of a short section of fuse into the blob. There was nothing to hold the fuse upright, so I let it drape over the edge of the saucer.I used my taper to. She went by the grocery store to get some more food. If they all were going to be spending time at her house, they would need something to eat.She looked at her checkbook before going in the store. She figured she had just enough money to get some food and pay for gas until next payday. She had been planning to pay the cable bill this week, but it would have to wait. She had just left the grocery store, headed home, when her phone rang."Hello," she said."Sharon?" Beth's voice sounded shaken. "I. It is up to the council to see that those offices are filled as soon as possible. You need a sheriff or at least a town marshal ... maybe both. You need a town clerk to keep records. Innes took over that when he took over the town, but he is gone. Jim Backus will be acting in that capacity until it is made permanent."Also Innes had title to several pieces of property holding it in the other's name. He owned the livery stable, the two Sloan properties and the two empty lots on each side of them..