Tomorrow they might go out in the forest looking for frogs to catch or trees to climb, just like they had done once upon a time. But even as he thought it, he realized it was just one more line that he was drawing, and so far he had crossed every single one. Sometimes her knees came together to squeeze his head in an almost crushing grip, sometimes they spread wider almost than he thought possible. He didn’t answer the question, but instead set about building a fire. He had called her his guardian angel, and that was exactly how he saw her. At first, they had tried to discourage her with tales of bears and mountain lions and snakes and rushing rivers that snatched little girls from the banks to carry their bodies out to sea and a dozen other assorted bogeymen. That doesn’t bother you, does it?”
“Let’s just put it this way. “No it wasn’t,” he insisted. She sighed and closed her eyes as he fingered her, obviously enjoying the attention. “You like what you see?” she asked playfully. She lifted her gaze and stared into
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