After I brought up what wewere all thinking by saying, "So what should we do now?"The woman looked a bit sad and said, "I don't suppose you know whath...ppened to my daughters' souls." After we shook our heads she said, "Iguess I shouldn't be surprised. Well we might as well get to know eachother a bit. My name is Molly Atwater. My husband Dave Atwater diedseven years ago when Rose was one year old and Lily was eight. It hadbeen a challenge raising them but I have a good paying job, or at leastI. “I’m not sure. But I lost a lure and about twenty feet of line one day when I accidentally let it sink too much and it snagged on something.”“Do you ever swim here?”“No. I’ve waded some, but I’ve never worn my swim suit out to swim.”While my swimming skills weren’t very good, even then, I’d learned enough to keep my head out of the water and swim using backstrokes and side strokes. But my ‘crawl’ was sadly lacking.Looking around, Paul said, “Well, there’s nobody else around. Have you ever seen. " Oh, fun." Hey, wait until you start third grade in the fall. You'll have topretend to be learning what you're taught, even though you alreadylearned it fourteen years ago. You'll be begging for one of our testsinstead." He had smiled at me."No," I said with a grin, "I'll be making money off the other kids bydoing their homework for them." Oh, boy. I hope the Masons know they're in for a double-header. You'rea looker and an entrepreneur in one cute package."My grin grew in to a complete. Let’s see if you like ocean water as much as rain.”With Tommy’s help, she got into the water that came up just below her breasts. “Oh, yes,” she laughed. “It does feel wonderful.” Then turning back to the captain, she asked, “How do we find the rays?”“They find you,” he said with a grin. A few seconds later, he stood and pointed. Looking in the direction he was pointing, they saw gray objects coming toward them. “Hold your hands out,” the captain barked. “They come right to you.”Seconds later,.