Boardwalk Mystery
“The children could hear Wendy walking back and forth in a room upstairs. The old floorboards creaked. She was talking to someone on her phone. Soon she began to shout angrily.
“We should probably leave now,” Jessie said. “It is not right for us to eavesdrop.”
Henry agreed. The children quietly left the house and began walking on the boardwalk toward the amusement pier. The sun was warm, but a fresh ocean breeze blew through their hair.
“Why was Wendy shouting?” Benny asked. “Who was she was tal...king to?”
“I don’t know, Benny,” Jessie said. “Something must have upset her.”
“I hope she is all right,” Violet said.
Benny began running ahead. “Wow! Look at all these shops!” he cried, pointing to the long rows of stores along the boardwalk. There was an ice cream shop with thirty different flavors. Next to it was a candy store. In the window a machine moved back and forth, pulling saltwater taffy. A souvenir store displayed colorful shells, beach balls, postcards, and paddleball games.MoreLess
“We should probably leave now,” Jessie said. “It is not right for us to eavesdrop.”
Henry agreed. The children quietly left the house and began walking on the boardwalk toward the amusement pier. The sun was warm, but a fresh ocean breeze blew through their hair.
“Why was Wendy shouting?” Benny asked. “Who was she was tal...king to?”
“I don’t know, Benny,” Jessie said. “Something must have upset her.”
“I hope she is all right,” Violet said.
Benny began running ahead. “Wow! Look at all these shops!” he cried, pointing to the long rows of stores along the boardwalk. There was an ice cream shop with thirty different flavors. Next to it was a candy store. In the window a machine moved back and forth, pulling saltwater taffy. A souvenir store displayed colorful shells, beach balls, postcards, and paddleball games.MoreLess
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