So, Tom and Lucinda follow the river
Tom and Lucinda walk along the banks
further than he had ever adventured. The leaves and water harmonized a perfect
melody. As they continued, the water crescendoed as the leaves decrescendoed.
Tom and Lucinda stumbled across a waterfall.
“Wow, this is so cool!” Tom exclaimed. “Christopher
would have loved this.”
Lucinda fluttered her wings, “I have
something to show you.” She blinked twice. For a moment, the river stopped
flowing. The waterfall hiccuped and resumed its incessant thundering.
“Go ahead, walk through it,” she encouraged
him.
Tom closed his eyes as the droplets washed
away any fear or anxiety he’d had. When he opened them, he saw a familiar
friend sitting on the ledge.
“Christopher!” He lost his footing on the
mossy stones. But, Christopher beat him to the spot, and Tom fell into a puddle
of puppy and moss. “Christopher, I can see through you. What kind of trick is
that?”
“A pretty transparent one,” Christopher
guffawed.
Tom stopped petting Christopher, “And, you
talk?”
“I guess,” he shrugged. “I love you, you
know.”
“So, this isn’t forever?” Tom asked.
“No, it isn’t forever. But, it is for now.
I am so excited for you to keep having adventures. Promise me, you will keep
having adventures?” Christopher licked Tom’s face and head butted him.
“Okay, Christopher. I promise.”
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