Magnetic
“Layne was friendly to Stacy but made it a point not to be alone with her. Layne stayed in her cabin as much as she could, but her self-imposed exile came to an end when Ronnie insisted that she join them for a day on the beach.
They had decided to visit Alligator Point, and the driver who took them did not stay. She gave Molly a card with a phone number and promised she’d be back to pick them up within an hour of their call. Armed with a cooler packed by Les with snacks and drinks, they spent t...he afternoon sunning, shelling, and wading in the surf.
Ronnie sat next to Layne as the sun began to set, and Stacy joined them. “Tell me what you see,” Stacy said to Ronnie as they looked out onto the horizon.
“A bird, a sunset, water, Jenny harassing a crab.”
“I mean the colors. Don’t you see the various shades of oranges and purples?”
“Oh, yeah, that too,” Ronnie said with a laugh. “And now I see Jenny running from the crab.” Ronnie sprang to her feet. “Jen, get the ball,”MoreLess
They had decided to visit Alligator Point, and the driver who took them did not stay. She gave Molly a card with a phone number and promised she’d be back to pick them up within an hour of their call. Armed with a cooler packed by Les with snacks and drinks, they spent t...he afternoon sunning, shelling, and wading in the surf.
Ronnie sat next to Layne as the sun began to set, and Stacy joined them. “Tell me what you see,” Stacy said to Ronnie as they looked out onto the horizon.
“A bird, a sunset, water, Jenny harassing a crab.”
“I mean the colors. Don’t you see the various shades of oranges and purples?”
“Oh, yeah, that too,” Ronnie said with a laugh. “And now I see Jenny running from the crab.” Ronnie sprang to her feet. “Jen, get the ball,”MoreLess
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