It was cathedral and wooden, with long support beams that stretched along the underside like a rib cage. There were metal pipes stored in the rafters along with an old, rusty sign for gasoline. I could feel the floor beneath me bobbing in the waves.I was in The Casper and we had backed into a wooden building that housed a dock. "Hello?" I said, but my voice was weak.The hammering stopped and I craned my neck to look behind me. The edge of the boat blocked my view, but I saw the tops of windows that had been boarded up. They got a lot of work done while I was asleep. Kim's voice mumbled something in the distance and Billy answered her before the pounding hammer started again."Hello?" I was able to call out louder this time."It's your mom," said Billy in excitement. "Go check on her.""Mom?" asked Kim as she ran to the boat."Mommy," said Annie just before I heard the thud of her falling on her butt.I forced myself up so that I could see them. The pain in my body had turned from a searing, pulsing sensation to one of aching resistance.
