Which was mostly true. In the back seat of Olivia’s car, I cast a nervous glance ahead of me to Noah for the twentieth time. He’d hidden his presence from his family, though we all knew they’d hear us coming anyway. But maybe, if they didn’t hide as well, we’d have some warning of where they were in this mess of evergreen trees. But so far, there was nothing. The car came around a turn of the track, and a bit farther on, the road opened up into a clearing. A two-story, cabin-like house of red logs stood to the right of the path, with a raised porch running the length of the building. The green, aluminum-slatted roof blended with the trees, while a matching shed waited to the left of the road. And beyond it all lay the ocean. The waves crashed into the rocky shore in a turbulent rush, while the sky stretched from here to the horizon in a great swath of bluish-gray haze that ultimately blurred into the sea.
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