Chapter 27
It seemed inconceivable that not too long ago she would have viewed Kane’s approach with apprehension, would have quailed at the memory of the bloody rake marks across Bridget’s shoulder. To see him now, porpoising around her, was like coming face to face with a dear old friend.
Countless legends and, in more modern times, news reports told of dolphins helping humans in peril. Zoe had studied this phenomenon during her course. Victims of shark attacks described dolphins rushing to the scene, fending off the predators with high-speed rams. Drowning swimmers spoke of dolphins raising them to the surface to breathe, as they might do with one of their newborn infants. Was this what was happening? Was Kane here to save her?
How different these circumstances were to when they’d las
