Zach turned to help a newcomer fuel his boat as an ambulance pulled into the parking area in front of his parents’ small general store. He didn’t think much of it. It wasn’t uncommon for the EMTs to stop and pick up something to eat or drink in between calls. After filling the tourist’s tank, Zach gave him a slip of paper with the amount of fuel he’d pumped and sent the man inside. He caught movement from the corner of his eye and turned to see the EMTs get in the bus and leave. That wasn’t the normal crew. There was a woman. Zach stood stunned for several seconds as he thought he recognized her.
No, can’t be. He shook his head and went back to work. He’d been imagining that he’d seen Dani somewhere, anywhere, for nearly ten years. You would think he would be used to it by now, but no. Ev
