One evening the couple Nils is staying with throw a little after dinner dance party for friends in the neighborhood. Nils finds himself dancing with the woman from across the street, Maggie. The numbers are lively and Nils and Maggie share the energy and the rhythm and the heat of the music.

As the evening progresses the hard rock gives way to cool jazz. Maggie and Nils dance close. And then closer. Their bodies fit to each other, cocooned in the sinuous strains of sax and base.

Other than the host and hostess, the house is now all but empty, just Nils and Maggie holding each other. “I guess the party’s about over,” Nils whispers. “Not yet,” Maggie replies. “You’re coming with me. There’s more dancing to be done.” She leads Nils out of the house, across the street, and into her home.