She’s in good hands, he reminded himself. Besides, Carmen said the Cub Counsellor would be there right away, and those people had experience with kids. Ella would be fine—probably better than fine. Maybe she’d even come out of her shell a little bit. It wasn’t right that a little girl should be so sad. When he’d left her, Carmen had been trying to get her to put down the ceramic deer, which she’d eyed suspiciously, but fortunately not commented on, and go play with some of the other toys. Ella certainly hadn’t said anything, but Bo could tell she was a little overwhelmed. Didn’t that make two of them? His thoughts were still focused on Ella and how he might be able to make her smile when Bo walked through the lobby of the main lodge. He didn’t see the woman running across the room until the last second. He reached out and grabbed the woman to keep her from slamming into him. “Whoa,” he said. They spun in an awkward dance before she looked up into his eyes. The expression in her eyes changed from shock to one of annoyance in a flash.
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