Forty-Four“That girl there, second in line, she is definitely worth looking at,” Harvey said. “We’re having a good day so far. Two possibles for our spring tour. You must be a lucky talisman.” He smiled at Pania warmly. “I really enjoy having you along.”
They were seated at the back of the What Cheer cabaret, auditioning talent for a show Harvey would take on the road next year. Whether Pania and Grayson would be part of it was still to be determined.
She smiled and relaxed back into her chair. Harvey had the old-fashioned manners of a courteous Southerner. She enjoyed having her opinion considered respectfully, although she was unsure if being cosseted all the time would start to pall. Spending time with him had certainly given her new ideas. One of them was to ask herself why, if she s
