"
One of Mandi's eyebrows went up as she peered at Cade, then she looked at
John and said firmly, "Okay. He'll do."
"Glad to hear it," said John. "Do for what, exactly?"
Laughing shortly, she said, "Just about anything, I expect."
Chapter Nine
Paul Money ignored the buzzing of his walkie-talkie until he'd finished
scribbling a phone number on a tiny memo pad.
"If you have any real problems, call this number," he told the female
volunteer staffer. "Ted's crew knows how we like to set up the speakers. Ask if
they brought Darcy's amps, okay?"
With a nod, the woman headed for the doors. As Cade approached the stage,
Paul waved to him, glanced over the stage once again, and then answered his
two-way and dealt with another issue that had developed in the dealer's room.
Cade hefted his backpack and waited until Paul had finished that
conversation before he said, "Hi, Paul. Look up."
With a harried expression, Money said, "Oh, nothing much. It's seven o'clock
and we're still working on stuff that should have been done half an hour ago.
I'm swamped with details, three people are out sick, and.
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