Double Trouble
Double Trouble
“She had dreamed of floating sheep chasing her down a long winding path. All of them had Mia’s face.
Flame was eating a dish of cat food.
“Have you and Mia made any plans for today?” her mom asked.
She shook her head. Mia had asked for breakfast in bed as a special treat. Kim hadn’t spoken to her yet. Mia was probably still sulking.
Kim’s mom poured herself a cup of tea. “Why don’t you two bike over to see your grandparents?” she suggested. “You know how you love going over there. Mia might enjo...y it, too.”
Mike and Ruth Taylor, Kim’s dad’s parents, lived in a rambling, redbrick house that backed onto the river. They’d recently bought the Sally Ann, an old houseboat, and were enjoying fixing it up.
Kim felt herself warming to the idea of going to visit them. “Mia could ride my old bike and we could put Flame and Bibi in the baskets. I’ll go and call Gran and tell her we’re coming.”
Her mom looked happy. “Tell Gran we’ll come along later. We’ll bring a picnic with us.”MoreLess
Flame was eating a dish of cat food.
“Have you and Mia made any plans for today?” her mom asked.
She shook her head. Mia had asked for breakfast in bed as a special treat. Kim hadn’t spoken to her yet. Mia was probably still sulking.
Kim’s mom poured herself a cup of tea. “Why don’t you two bike over to see your grandparents?” she suggested. “You know how you love going over there. Mia might enjo...y it, too.”
Mike and Ruth Taylor, Kim’s dad’s parents, lived in a rambling, redbrick house that backed onto the river. They’d recently bought the Sally Ann, an old houseboat, and were enjoying fixing it up.
Kim felt herself warming to the idea of going to visit them. “Mia could ride my old bike and we could put Flame and Bibi in the baskets. I’ll go and call Gran and tell her we’re coming.”
Her mom looked happy. “Tell Gran we’ll come along later. We’ll bring a picnic with us.”MoreLess
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