oide. No ot t shore.

    quot;Eddie?quot; Sanding up. quot;Eddie!quot;

    I stood beside ;Edward, w;

    A t from trees, tolerable . I  spray.

    quot;; tess asked.

    quot;I  out on t island as far as you can go.quot;

    quot;Dont you kno;

    quot;I ed to see  t;

    quot;On t rock?quot;

    quot;Sting and staring at t;

    quot;All by s?quot;

    quot;For real, Mom. So get ;

    quot;Edories like t. t a person around for miles.quot;

    quot;For real, Dad. Come see.quot;

    quot;Im not going out to ts cold and  and slippery.quot;

    quot;;—tess pointed out to trees—quot;look at t.quot;

    Dark  do distance s. Sopped  come close, sranger. e peered at eacer, and t lasted as briefly as tograp time. Surned toerfall and ran, vanishing beyond in a haze of rock and evergreen.

    quot;ait,quot; tess cried. quot;Dont go.quot; Sohe girl.

    quot;Leave ; I ;S looks like s;

    quot;ts a   ;

    Eddie s and sat o tell us all about umbled out as he warmed up.

    quot;I ure and came to t tting t berees, looking out at to sit ;

    quot; is ; tess asked.

    quot;Ever o come er to c;

    quot;Eddie, did ss  ;

    quot;S took more told ;  tides, as if remembering a ion.

    quot;Did s;

    quot;No.quot;  around his shoulders.

    quot;Not all?quot;

    quot;S t ;

    quot;Did s; I asked.

    quot;Sarted calling me. And s. And I told o  rig my mommy and dad.quot;

    tess embraced our