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They remained there for a good half an hour before the water temperature began to temper their high spirits. Lettie was the first to admit that she was cold. Elsie nodded in agreement, and one by one, they climbed out, threw towels around their shoulders, and made their way to the blankets. Lettie passed around wedges of watermelon that her mother had contributed, and Rachel bit into a slice.
It was so sweet and delicious that she closed her eyes and groaned with pleasure. She promised to tell me her secret when I get married. Gardening and cooking secrets or everyday greetings, it was always the same. Her mother never spoke directly to her. Her mother hadn't spoken a word to her since, as a teenager, she'd abandoned her Amish upbringing, left home, and joined the Englisher world. Anything her mother had to say to Rachel was always passed to her through someone else.
Rachel recognized it as the ultimate act of love. As awkward as it was, she knew her mother desperately wanted her to return to the safety of church and family. Tart and cold. Sophie, who'd been on the blanket begging watermelon only a minute or two before, let out a piercing bark from a distance. Rachel glanced around.
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Where are you? A miniature white poodle-looking dog of about fourteen pounds would not have been the dog of Rachel's choice. Basically, she'd inherited Sophia Loren when a dear friend had gone to prison a few months earlier.
Still clutching the towel around her, she plunged into the underbrush, pushing through the thick rhododendron. Come, girl! She couldn't imagine what had Sophie in such a fuss. Maybe a snake. Sophie loved chasing snakes, although what she'd do if she ever caught one, Rachel had no idea. The thought that the bichon might have startled a rattler gave Rachel pause. Rachel, now unable to see the girls in the clearing, forged ahead.
Another ten feet and she pushed aside a thick evergreen bough to catch a glimpse of the white, fluffy bundle bounding up and down. Sophie's plumed tail was at full sail.
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Her protests rose to a fevered pitch as she fiercely held some perceived enemy at bay with every ounce of will. Rachel froze. Sophie had taken her stand only a few inches from the edge of the water. Rachel stared through the braches of a massive hemlock, a tree that had grown out over the water. Beneath the intertwined roof of foliage, nearly hidden from view, forty feet from where Rachel and the others had been swimming, a body floated. Rachel's mouth went dry. She blinked, hoping that what she'd glimpsed was only a figment of an overactive imagination.
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But when she dared to look again, the awful sight was all too real Suspended facedown on the surface of the water was the body of a woman in full Amish dress, a white prayer kapp still on her head. She had no idea who it was. None of those with her had been dressed in Sunday clothes. Adrenaline pumped through her veins as she reached out. Grabbing a hold of the woman's arm, Rachel seized a low-hanging hemlock bough and, vaguely aware of the crashing sounds of brush as help came, rolled the woman onto her back. For just an instant, in shock, Rachel released her grip on the body.
The girl was dead. Her blue eyes were empty of life and beyond any earthly help. There was no question in Rachel's mind.
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She looked up to see Mary Aaron, her mouth agape, staring down at her. Mary Aaron's face was nearly as white as the girl's, and her pupils were dilated in fear. The girl's prayer kapp began to sink and Rachel grabbed it, wrapping her fingers around the ties. Mary Aaron turned and pushed back into the underbrush as Lettie halted at the edge of the quarry.
She took one look at the floating body and screamed, a high-pitched shriek of utter terror. The other girls were right behind Lettie now. They were crying, one nearly hysterical, but Rachel barely noticed them. Rachel kept her gaze focused on her sister, her voice steady. I can't do it alone. Rachel was afraid to let go of the girl. The bottom was so far below.