CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO
Everything was black, covered in soot. Tears flowed down Aggie ’ s cheeks as she, Coco, and her parents visited the shop the following morning. They ’ d been advised not to enter for a few hours so they ’ d all gone back to Ted and Trixie ’ s house where they ’ d tried, unsuccessfully, to sleep.
“ I can ’ t believe it. I just can ’ t believe it. You could have been here. You could have been killed, ” Trixie whispered, pulling Aggie close to her and shaking her head as Ted looked on.
“ It ’ s all ruined. Everything ’ s ruined, ” Coco said. “ We can ’ t sell any of this. Everything stinks. What are we goi
