Sorry. Phone died. Left my charger at the last motel, I think. Can't find it anywhere. I'll find a shop and get a new one. Though, this town is small enough you can spit and hit someone on the other side.
There are two things I've learned about the Oregon coast. One, it's cold enough with the sea breeze in the morning my nips want to freeze off under a layer of thermal. And two, It's the most beautiful place I've ever been. It's all big Christmas-looking pine trees that grow right up to the ocean. It even smells like one of those car tree scent danglies right up until you reach the pier, then its just salt and fish. How could Mama have ever left something so grand?
My laptop battery is dying. Tell Lucas I'll call him tomorrow.
Xoxo,
Verity.
P.S. Any other signs at home?
CZYTASZ
The Sound of Cedar
RomansAfter more than two years, Verity should give up. Give up the search, stop asking questions, and believe the idea that her notorious gypsy mom had fled, again. After all, she'd taught her own daughter everything she knows about avoiding her past. Bu...
