Bluedawn (A Watermagic Novel, #2) - Plot & Excerpts
–William Shakespeare With that decision, I slipped on my bathing suit in exchange for panties because all of my undergarments needed laundering. And then I pulled some shorts over and buckled my sandals. I rarely wore makeup, so I just combed through my hair and left it to air dry. When I got outside, it was already dark. The clouds were thick in the sky blocking out the stars. The night was eerily quiet aside from the insect sounds, mostly crickets chirping, and the light breeze rustling the leaves of the many trees. I had no idea where to find the dark haired boy or his friends. If they had a campsite, I didn’t know where it was. The times that I had seen him had been in front of the market, in the forest, and in the ocean. When I saw him in the water surfing, it looked like he was with a different set of friends than the ones I had seen him with previously. Maybe he wasn’t a camper. Alternatively, he could live nearby and simply frequent the grounds. Perhaps, if I just explored the area and the beach below, I might run into him.
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