CHAPTER 13
Once Mason had gone, Ivy let the tears roll down her face. She worked through the blurry vision, having had a great amount of experience of crying while still getting things done. She’d fill the whole sky with smoke. So much that people sunbathing on the beach in the East Bay would see it and wonder what was happening.
She would.
The greenery smoked well, and she tended to it to make sure she didn’t smother out the flame. She eventually stopped crying, but she had no way of knowing if the ship was even facing their island. It could be a crew of one, someone just out for a fun day on the water.
Of course, if that were true, why hadn’t Iris sent help? Why hadn’t Eden?
Ivy should’ve checked in two days ago, and she and Mason had come to the conclusion that the storm that had k
