"With all he's done for me, I'll do anything he wants," Anne said."Don't say that, baby. He's crazy enough to do anything to get his film done. It's t...o risky." I'm not going to let him down at this point." With what almost happened today, if anything happened to you…"Anne laughed. "Well then you wouldn't have to complain about a woman on the ship anymore."Jack pulled her tight against him. "Don't laugh. I'm worried for you. I'm worried that… Well, in this business we're supposed to know. I didn’t encounter anyone in the elevator, nor the hallway; Loni opened the door as soon as I knocked, and she grinned, and said, “Looks like you are moving in.”Shrugging my shoulders, I muttered, “all things considered, I didn’t want to leave either my guns, nor my computer in the rental.”Soberly, Loni said, “Guns? No, it’s not a good idea to leave them in a vehicle. You might be surprised how many weapons are stolen from the vehicles of law enforcement officers every year. Even Feds. Are you. Jeanne had explained that they were going to need a good bit more work, since the chorus was girls-only. So the girls, with some significant exceptions, according to Jeanne, like I-knew-who, already knew how to sing. They only needed to learn the play. The boys needed to learn to sing as well. That, she claimed, simply made it even more imperative that the girls in the play, such as, for example, Jill, treated their rehearsals with more seriousness.I could tell that the rift bothered Tanya. She. The girls did not seem to mind this at all, smiling at the men who were playing with them.The Americans all knew that they were not to mistreat civilians, even if they were Jap girls. But Winters real mistake was in letting a couple of the girls get away. The Lieutenant gave Corporal Winters a real dressing down and said that if he ever did something like this again, he would be reduced from Corporal back to Private.He ordered the squad to return to the beach and give the Jap men they had.