ot;Stay a;

    And I cill see  I almost feel I can make ay there forever.

    I see anding by to my fatoo carts to ugs on my fat as he can.

    Ss erupt. Someone  of op of Mark, ts for me to stop t after I pull Luke off Mark, I look up and see Bing o t, nobody notices. I am t Bing is doing.

    Bing eps. tle body is moving so quickly, as if ted someters edge. And I to fall in. Im expecting it. And just as I t are already in t of balance, before o t leaving so mucer.

    I sank to my knees c spot  saying anyt make sense of it. I o ter and try to pull ? S to my fat enougake it all back and forbid Bing from joining my fathe ledge?

    And ters ;; ts and sand flying as everyone rus me toers edge. I stood to move as my sisters looked by to see rying to part their hands.

    e s and t : a brigoucers edge and t,  became dark, ts turned ter.

    As I look back, it seems unnatural to t t and boats at a time like t. But s. My fating minutes, estimating temperature of ter, readjusting imate of ;Bing! Bing!quot; as if  in tly reading comic books. And urned off t for a s do, she could. She could find Bing.

    And er, sill act. er, but sood quietly, calm and regal as a mermaid queen  of t us all in our car, and sent us o grieve.

    I ed to be beaten to deaters and brot . I  c I sa in ts.

    quot;I  to go fis; said my father.

    quot;e s ; said Janice, ime.

    quot;o t; moaned Luke. quot;o make me start a fig;

    And my motly admitted to me, q