HIDDEN MICKEY ADVENTURES 4 by Nancy Temple Rodrigue

Author:Nancy Temple Rodrigue [Rodrigue, Nancy Temple]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: hidden, mickey, disneyland, snow white, grumpy, time travel, wolf, walt disney, adventure, mystery, historical, fiction, romance, suspense, travel, theme parks, adult, teen
ISBN: 9781938319082
Publisher: Double R Books
Published: 2015-06-01T07:00:00+00:00

Sitting on the bank of the River, deep in thought, Omah watched the reflected moonlight waver and ripple on the ever-moving surface. The sounds from camp, so familiar to her, were muted into the background as she listened to the noises from the surrounding forest. Every now and then she would look over her shoulder at the camp, puzzled. It looked so familiar to her, as if she had seen it before. “But I’ve never been here. Why do I feel like I’ve seen it a hundred times? Even Wolf’s father seemed like someone I know.”

“Talking to yourself? That’s never a good thing.” Wolf had just come from the rocky outcrop where he and his family had been in deep discussion. “What were you saying? You were mumbling.”

“I never mumble. I just talk to myself…in a low voice, indistinguishable to anyone else.”

“You’re right. How could I mistake that for mumbling?”

She looked back at the camp one more time as Wolf sat beside her. A fish jumped in the river, breaking the silence between them. “I was just wondering why this camp looks so familiar to me. That’s all.” She pointed off to the right. “Is that a little cabin on the other side of the River? It’s too dark to see it clearly.”

Wolf still wasn’t ready to tell her that this camp was represented at Disneyland as the Friendly Village on the Frontierland River. It was too close to him. Things were changing between them, but he wasn’t at that level of trust just yet. He gave a noncommittal shrug. “Perhaps it reminds you of your home.”

“This looks nothing like my camp and you know it. I’ll figure it out eventually. So, have you worked it all out with your family?”

Wolf gave a grunt. “I should push you in the River. From what you told him, my father thought I literally beat you with my fists. I had a lot of talking to do to explain everything.”

“Sorry about that. I could tell by the look on his face—what little I could see under that wolf skin—that he took it badly.” She turned to look at Wolf’s face, lit by the full moon as it was. The silver tips of his black hair glimmered in the nocturnal light. “Tell me something. Is that the skin of the wolf that attacked your, and possibly my, mother?”

“Yeah. He’s been wearing it ever since the day he hunted it down and killed it.”

“What if….”

Her voice had been so soft only his wolf-like hearing could have heard her. When she stopped, he turned to her. “What if what?”

It took her so long to answer that he thought she wasn’t going to. She seemed to be staring at the bend of the River, when, in fact, she wasn’t seeing anything. “What if we could go back and save them? You got us here just as you wanted, so I think you’d be able to go back to the right time. What if we could save our mothers?”

Now it was Wolf’s turn to be silent.

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