“I usually ask for restaurant recommendations,” Midge teases. She supposes that it’s different if you’re someone who needs to be able to shoot as part of their job. Robert brought several guns that are in cases in the trunk. Midge will either shoot one of his or borrow one at the range.

She nods at his question. “I am. I doubt that I’ll be running out to buy a gun any time soon, but it can’t hurt to learn how to shoot one.” They’re just shooting at targets, not hunting animals. Midge feels safe with him.

“Do you hunt in Kenya?”