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CHAPTER SIXTY SIX
"How far do we still have to go to get out of this woods?" Penelope said wearily as she held her bag firmer in her hands and marched over tuffs of dry grass and past the firs that were edged to their left and right.
"I don't know," Harold replied as they moved on. "But there's a lake where we can refill out water bottles and perhaps have a bath. Its name is Golden Lake and yeah, the school was named after it." He smiled as they walked on. They probably felt like he was a Geography god or something like that and Harold was enjoying it.
"How do you know about it?" Derek asked suspiciously. He walked a little behind the two and almost never spoke. Even if Penelope hadn't been told anything about his strange behaviour, she'd have noticed it anyways.
"Let's just say my wolf told me."
That seemed like a logical explanation and settled every doubt. They marched on in silence before Penelope broke it.
"And
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