When Jim got up, the power was already down.
“At least you’ll have to stay with us today,” said Annabel. “There are no trams or trolleys.”
“Yes, I’ll get that Pelton wheel sorted and then at least we’ll have power.”
“Play with Olivia. The school won’t open if there’s no power. They use stretches for all the work these days.”
“She’s too old to ‘play’, but I get your point. Okay, I’ll go.”
“Wait, Jim, before you go, look at this. A friend is saying they have sent her friend to a camp,” she showed him her stretch. “I thought all the camps were closed.”
“So did I.”
“Can you find out?”
“I can try.”
Jim sent several messages and soon received replies.
“Apparently, some camps are being used for those arrested in the Unity purge, kind of ironic. Your friend’s friend, however, is not in a
