HIDDEN MICKEY ADVENTURES 2 by Nancy Temple Rodrigue

Author:Nancy Temple Rodrigue [Rodrigue, Nancy Temple]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: hidden, mickey, disneyland, walt, disney, wolf, haunted, mansion, time, travel, adventure, mystery, historical, fiction, suspense, teen, adult
ISBN: 9781938319020
Publisher: Double R Books
Published: 2013-11-01T07:00:00+00:00

“He’s such a respectful boy.” The older man and his son reached the riverbank. The wolf headdress tilted downward to hide the humor in his eyes. “I told him all about you when you were a boy his age.”

“Thanks a lot.”

“Don’t worry. I don’t think he understood one word I said!”

Wolf decided to change the subject. “I was hoping Mato would be back from Rainbow Ridge by now. Peter would like to say hello before we leave.”

“Your brother came back early this morning.”

Wolf looked toward his brother’s tipi. The flap was tied open to show no one was there. “Where is he then?”

“I sent him and Igmutaka fishing. With so many extra mouths to feed, I thought it was a good idea.”

There was an amused snort from the wolf. “Yes, Lance and Peter make quite a crowd. Or, is it you wanted to make sure Mato didn’t follow me through the oskeca again?”

“For a younger son, you ask too many questions.” With that, the Shaman pulled his robes closer and walked off. He didn’t like it when Wolf hit so close to the dread that was in his heart. It had terrified him when Mato had gone with the man Wals to rescue Wolf. At the corral in the back of the camp, he placed a hand on the warm muzzle of his horse while his mind replayed every time Wolf had gone through the storm. If his son stayed where he belonged, there would be no need for rescue. If he didn’t travel through time, he would not have to come back shot or injured or barely able to draw a breath.

As if she sensed the old man’s unease, the mare stepped away to toss her head and shake out her mane. When she came back to the low wooden barricade, she pushed against the man’s arm and bit at the worn-out wolf hide that hung from his shoulders. This produced the desired effect as the man’s hand came back to stroke her neck and murmur into her ears. The Shaman let the horse distract him. He knew his son would do what he always did.

If the wolf could have accomplished it, he would have had a wide grin on his face. “Or is it that I am right?” He watched his father interact with his favorite horse. “Two can play that game, Father. Who do you think showed Mato where all the best fishing places are?”

Wolf trotted over to Lance and Peter and gave a respectful greeting to the Cooking Woman. Peter was digging into the venison stew while Lance stared enviously at him. “You two want to go fishing?”

Before Peter could jump in and say yes, Lance answered for both of them. “Not really our thing. But thanks for asking.”

“Oh. I thought we could take a canoe and check out the remains of Fort Wilderness.”

“Dad!” Peter almost choked on his mouthful of food.

“Don’t talk with your mouth full.” Lance and Peter spoke at the same time. “Jinx!”

“I know.

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