“What did you do?” Tom said.
“We dropped her off at her house,” George said, “and went home. I put on my tuxedo and went back to Deb’s and picked her up. She’d done a quick change into evening attire.”
“We marched right up to the museum entrance like we owned the place,” Deborah said.
“Yeah,” George said. “People were still finishing their dinner, so we went to the tent out in the gardens by the river. The instrumental group was just getting warmed up, so we danced a while. Then we danced in each of the galleries where most of the people were still finishing their dinner.”
“And nobody challenged you?” Tom said.
“Why would they?” Deborah said. “Most of the people there knew me and were accustomed to seeing me at that function and other events. As long as we didn’t attempt to sit down a
