She had made friends with another girl and made her promise to look after Elizabeth. She had also told the girl what she did about earning extra food ...oupons. Her mind was at ease about Elizabeth and she couldn't figure out just why she had suddenly thought of her. Then it came to her. The fog in the meadow reminded her of Elizabeth's mind. There were clear patches in the meadow where the wind had blown the fog away; there were, at rare times, clear thoughts that Elizabeth managed to speak. The. We can see it while we’re here, right?”“Yeah, of course. Remember, today is just a scouting mission. I want to get a general feeling for where the ring is, but I definitely don’t want to get to close. I was reading online yesterday that if you only took thirty seconds to view each work of art that it would still take over a hundred days to see them all—and that’s without eating or sleeping! So we’re going to be real tourists, we’ll take pictures and admire the art. Enjoy yourself, my little. Helen chuckled at my aches and pains.After dinner it was still bothering me as I drove overto Highland Park. We had sat very quietly duringdinner. Jack had been in a much better mood than thenight before and had valiantly tried to cheer Helen up.She was too worried about him finding the spot on thecarpet and complaining about the pony, to be at ease.I was glad in a way to get out of the house. Cameron,as I soon found out, lived in a house not unlike Jackand Helen’s. The neighborhood was a. Brightly and vividly, it showed. What's more, it was reflected on Sam's face as well."Well, come on, Sis, what is it?" cajoled Liz gently, actually leaning closer to her little sister, but looking at both girls. "You know you can talk to me about anything, Kacey. You too, Sam. Now come on. I'm not going to get mad or something, if that's what you're afraid of. You guys look like you've got something really serious on your minds." Sam breathed a little easier as Liz spoke. She'd always.