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 Its been almost a month since

Jamie left. Jason missed her a lot. He wish she 

would come back already.

 It was only September. Most of the time he 

worked along side his brothers at the 

sawmill to keep his mind off her, Jack, and 

Charlie. He missed the Charlie the most. He hoped 

Charlie would come back to the north. He was 

rich now after

 that incident with the guy, Big Alex McDonald, 

who struck it rich.

 Jason went to the dock and lade down at the 

end starring up at the sky, after 15 minutes he 

fell asleep by accident. he woke up and hour 

later thrashing around. He was in the water! He 

pushed up and grabbed on to the dock, as he 

was pulling himself out of the water he was 

greeted by Charlies eager smile.

 "Charlie!" Jason exclaimed.

 "Hello Friend!" Charlie said in his usual 

manner, but a bit fancier.   Is this a rendezvous? 

Jason asked himself.

Charlie looked different. He has a prosthetic 

leg, he's gotten taller, and his hair is a lot 

longer than he remembered. Once Jason had 

completely pulled himself out of the water he 

went to hug Charlie. Almost immediately 

Charlie backed up.

"Your all wet!" Charlie said still backing up.

"Well, how did I get in the water?"   Jason 

asked, a little irritated. Charlie was dry as a 

bone. 

"You rolled in as I was walking up." Said 

Charlie defensively.   

They walked back to the wood mill so Jason 

could dry off.   As they're walking Charlie 

found a coin, a penny, he shrugged and put in 

his pocket for good luck.

"what ya got there?" Ask Jason.

"A penny, it's suppose to be good luck." They 

had been walking slow, and there were some 

gales as they talked so by the time they got 

there Jason was already dried off. they decided 

to go to bed. Jason had gone into a storage 

room to get a calico   they had for Charlie to 

use as a blanket, Jason had gave him 

permission to sleep on the couch.

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