Chapter 2-2

2278 Palabras

“He was an unconventional man. We'll mourn him and remember him in the way that's most fitting, agreed?” “Agreed.” They lapsed into silence. All the long way into town a warm sun shone on their shoulders and heads while the cold nibbled their fingers and noses. At last, the town came into view. A small collection of flat-fronted, two-story buildings painted garish colors fronted a large body of water. A few pioneer homes dotted the landscape nearby. Addie directed Jesse down the path to the one cobblestone street, turning left and following the shore along its edge to a tall, slender wooden structure painted gleaming white with brown trim, tucked into the shadow of a great Ponderosa pine. A wooden cross over the entryway identified the building. Without waiting for Mercury to stop, Ad

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