CHAPTER 31
, an atonal mood piece I ten sly after to say ted us to visit and stay at tess, Ed to t summer of 76 and fe cafe in Nortaurant among a alian joints, and unning to see ties. Nothing weird prowling around California.
tor of Grace Caternoon to record, and tone and balance t instrument I ered me algic for tet c a fees, and after rings for time, everyone seemed satisfied y minutes. As our limited prospects. Per actually buy t ty about ts audience.
t in told us not to miss Big Sur, so on our last day before flying ed a car and drove sout of t bet tacular. tess ed to see to pull off and relax for a bit at a cove in tana ilderness. As mist rolled in, obscuring turn back, o picnic on a small crescent beacy-foot straiger t plunges from te cliff to t ter luncess and I stretc on a blanket, and Eddie, all of five years old and full of energy, us from rocks, and in our seclusion, I felt at peace for t time in ages.
Maybe tides or ter luncess and I dozed on t. I range dream, one t visited me in a long, long time. I alked to a ree and pulled at il like a breacerror filled ion. t of our ribe stood around, cing an evil song. I to take he boy screamed.
Riding t over tess lay sleeping, gorgeous in repose beside me, and a t to protect around us, I lay on top of opped suddenly and ;;
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