Everest
Mischief and dimples aren't the only things Mateo has inherited, and it's with a held breath that Ever watches his friend gesture wildly with the knife he's holding as he speaks. "We win either way." Ever repeats, and though the words have a tone that sounds like agreement, the boy doesn't look entirely convinced.
But that's par for the course, here.
The mention of what to tell his parents has Ever drawing one of his feet onto the chair so that he can tuck his chin on his knee. "Oh." This doesn't...really seem like a situation that calls for lying. Besides, if someone knows where they are, they can be rescued just in case the ghosts turn out to be real. "Well...I think I'll tell them the truth. I mean, it's an abandoned house so it isn't like we're trespassing, and...as long as it isn't a school night, I don't think we have a rule against it."
No; neither Finn nor Tobi had thought a "no sleep overs in haunted houses to prove the school gossip wrong" was a rule their household needed.
But that's par for the course, here.
The mention of what to tell his parents has Ever drawing one of his feet onto the chair so that he can tuck his chin on his knee. "Oh." This doesn't...really seem like a situation that calls for lying. Besides, if someone knows where they are, they can be rescued just in case the ghosts turn out to be real. "Well...I think I'll tell them the truth. I mean, it's an abandoned house so it isn't like we're trespassing, and...as long as it isn't a school night, I don't think we have a rule against it."
No; neither Finn nor Tobi had thought a "no sleep overs in haunted houses to prove the school gossip wrong" was a rule their household needed.
the words you speak
become the house you live in
become the house you live in
