Lily A mountain's flower

"No momma. Don't worry

m smile. "Thank you f

ter. I'm sorry that I coul

d out okay. Thank you again for bringing

yway to the kitchen then. "Ho

ks anx

helping her pick flowers when this ha

ut how to deal with those spiders. Now we have another reason to thank

es at the

out James' parent

e familiar with my father as well. He

l, if you need any help, please let us kn

. Thanks

oodbye to t

ng about the spider that attacked Lily . But this time Lily is not scary or afraid because they were together. She i

no longer be lonely whe

hem. James' and Lily's friends are there . They're all sitting inside a circle around a fire which is blazing in the middle of the cavernous cave. All thr

planned. Lily doesn't want to do the same thing twice. She feels comfortable with th

ted, their bodies sore from fighting and laughi

n them. They are too tired to care about anything anymore. They simply sleep wrapped in

a huge web made of sticks and leaves. It's quite beautiful, especially considering how dirty, grimy and tattered the rest of the cave is. James has tr

nd his breathing is slow and steady. She reaches out and to

spers,

s and legs slowly. "Do you have something in

I don't think so. Maybe we should star

od to me,"

t some sleep," she s

around her waist. She places her own arm aro

unconsciousness. Before she falls asleep, however, she thinks she hears someone whisper her name. I

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alk past all of the trees and shrubs around the cave. They climb every rock, every tree, looking f

es to stay behind. She carefully gets

ight around the room and sees a bunch of webs hanging from the ceiling.

barely believe it. She continues staring at it while trying to fi

ng?" he asks, hol