Evening preparations for the boat
Kevin and Jenny meet at the cottage as the sun dips, the air heavy with the promise of evening rain.
Kevin radioed the supply boat on 2182 kHz and received a confirmed ETA for tomorrow with a two-hour high-tide window; the captain acknowledged the manifest. Jenny cleaned and re-dressed her ankle with fresh gauze and a sea-beet-mint poultice, noting reduced swelling but persistent throbbing. Both ate the remaining limpets and saved the broth.
Spring path's clear. Brush piles at the top need moving before rain. You eaten?
walk to the porch and pick up the shortwave handset, keying 2182 kHz
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A bit. Limpets.
Lean back against the wall, shifting the weight off the swollen ankle.
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Save the broth. I'll heat it when the radio's done.
hold the handset up, thumb on the transmit button, and call "Sorrel Island calling supply vessel on 2182. Over."
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Jenny — watch the handset in his hand, eyes drifting to the gauze on my ankle.
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Kevin — wait, handset held away from my face, listening to the white noise fill the cottage
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Jenny — slowly reach for the tin mug of water on the table.
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Kevin — key the mic again, quieter this time "Sorrel Island calling supply vessel. 2182. Radio check. Over."
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They might be fighting a current. Give them a minute.
Take a slow sip of water, keeping my gaze on the radio.
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