And So We Meet Again Jesse Tuck
It was a dark and dismal day in tree gap that day. Clouds covered the sky, threatening to burst any minute. It looked especially strange to see the clouds over the spot where the forest once stood. "Well at least we wont have to worry about any young people getting that water." Said Miles but he still had a sad look in his eyes. "So should we all go to her cottage to pay our respects?" asked tuck while gesturing to where the house was located.
It was half past noon when we had done all of our shopping and Miles and I were going to explore the house that we thought belonged to the late Winnie Foster. As we approached the house it looked exactly like it did when she was young. "Wow déjà vu. Right?" I asked as we slowly opened the gate and took a step inside.
The first thing that I noticed was the perfectly mowed grass, then I saw a clean and shiny patio set, and then I realized that someone was behind the house playing music. "Come on Miles." I told him, motioning to go forward. As we walked around the house I heard wind chimes in the background and saw a small white kitten walking around the house with us.
The kitten soon ran in front of us and over to a tall, thin young woman who was wearing a green sun dress and a gardening hat. She had long blond bared hair that twirled in the wind. I thought for a spit second that it could be Winnie but I thru that off thinking that it had been over one hundred years since I last saw her.
As the young woman who looked about my age bent over to pick up the tiny kitten I had the feeling that I had to ask who she was. But Miles beat me to it. "Ma'am may I ask your name?" he asked. Her back stiffened and her head turned slightly in our direction. "Miles?" she asked. I vaguely remembered the voice. She slowly put the kitten on the ground and turned around.
My jaw dropped and so did Miles'. Standing in front of us was a slightly older version of Winnie Foster. "Jesse, Miles… what are you doing here?" she asked but I could only stare. "Well there had to be some time so… And so we meet again Jesse Tuck.