14
The next morning found the group in the limo headed for the theater, this time at an early hour for arrival. A little too early for some of them.
"Why are we up at this hour?" Una whined as she tried to rub the sleep from her eyes.
"The sun beat us. Almost," Al spoke up. He studied the two women opposite him with a smile. "You two look like you slept better."
Lilly nodded. "Yeah. The charms Origa gave me really helped. I didn't feel cold at all last night."
Una studied her friend with an envious eye. "You also slept what? Maybe four hours?"
Lilly shrugged. "I wasn't sleepy."
"That's the usual hours a Star sleeps during any given night," Paul informed them.
"It frees up a lot of time to stare at paint drying," Al told the pair.
Paul glanced out the window at the passin
