Jess heard Charlie stutter and felt bad for him.<br/>She ran her fingers over the keys lightly, listening to her grandfather as he talked to the young man.<br/>Grandfathers voice was deep and calming. Daniel was his name and as she thought back, his voice had always been calm and collected.<br/>"I am looking, yes. What experience have you had with horses? Can you tell me about yourself?" He steepled his fingers and looked at Charlie. Jess could hear the gentleness in his voice and smiled a little bit as she heard a cup being picked up from the tin tray.<br/>She spaced put as the others talked, wondering why he stuttered, but not wanting to seem rude by asking.<br/>"Jess, my granddaughter, was orphaned because she's blind. Despite that, she is high functioning. She helps with the horses and the chores." Jess jerked awake when she heard her name.<br/>"Grandpa, not now. He doesn't need to know my history, your talking about a job." She his her anger behind a kind tone of voice.<br/>"My apologies." He said in a smooth voice. The air fell quiet and Jess got a little nervous.<br/>"Where are you from, Charlie?" She asked, turning toward him.