CHAPTER 48The next morning Sam followed Mara into the shop. While she took off her jacket and hung it up, he continued to argue the point he had been making since they had left Oregon City nearly half an hour earlier.
“You’re right. Your future self has already changed the past, by sending Hannah and by giving you the book of haikus, but that is no reason to completely ignore what she’s trying to tell you. She’s still in the future, so she must know how things are being affected,” he said.
Mara flipped on the lights and held up a hand. “Hold on for a second. I’ll be right back.” She walked into the office and retrieved the cash drawer for the register. When she returned, she went behind the counter, punched a button on the register and slid the tray into the drawer that popped out. Slamm
