That evening, we dined alone with Lughaidh. After inquiring about where we had gone and what we had seen that day, he had another question."Have you l...dies ever been to the beach?" he asked."Beach!?" both Sisters asked in confusion."There are many fine stretches of beach along the shores of the Estuary and on Donegal Bay," he assured them."What is beach?" Airmid asked still confused."A beach is where the water of a river, lake, bay, or the ocean meets the land, and there is fine sand that has. Ednesday, April 6, 2005I was outside my sisters' bedroom door at 6am, when a bleary-eyed Donna came out. She'd be firing on all cylinders in a few more seconds. We headed outside.Once we were on the sidewalk, I said, "First point of business. No pretty girls have hugged me today, and I need one to before I can run properly." And I gave her a quick hug. I could see she really wasn't in the mood, but that was okay, they're there for when she is.She said, "You're just trying to make me go easy on. I just came from the forestry office. Percy’s told me to move out. I’m just amazed that my bad luck has turned around so fast.”“Percy’s kicked you out? Why? You didn’t do something wrong, did you?”“No, Lucy Rutledge said that there were prior reservations for the space.”“That’s unusual, that lot has never been filled. Even during tourist season.” Mabel’s face changed again, and I could see glee and a little greed there now.“You must have a bit of pull with your boss if he went along with your. We’ll head to my room so I can calm him down.”“That’s fine. Dinner will be in about an hour. You’re welcome to join us.”“We’ll see,” Taylor said, backing towards the hallway. “My mother works in an office, so she mostly reheats Costco dinners. However, she likes seeing my face occasionally.”“Consider it. It’ll be wonderful having a new face at the table.”Jacob pulled Taylor back and led him to his room, closing the door behind them. He turned and offered a sympathetic frown, but it was too hard.