All Chapters of The Summer of Jake and Sarah: Chapter 31 - Chapter 34

At night, in the abandoned boat house, there is a little crowd gathered inside. Ten. Maybe fifteen. Hoods up. Candlelight flickering against old fishing nets and wet wood.There were indistinct murmurs coming from the crowd. Low voices. Anxious. Angry.Then the old wooden door creaked open.A man walked in.He was tall. Hair slicked back, soaked from the sea mist. He didn't hurry. He looked at the people at his right hand side, and then those at his left hand side as he walked to the front. The wood groaned under his boots.The murmur stopped abruptly as everyone turned to look at him.Silence, except for water lapping the stilts below.The man faced them."Followers of the Tidewalker," the man started. His voice was low, but it carried. "For a month now, the Tidewalker has been trapped in a location unknown to us."He paused and looked at them. One by one."The leader we all know before Douglas," he continued, "has been freed and can not even remember being a vessel of the Tidewalker

"We are not letting them know the Tidewalker's location, and neither are we freeing it," Sarah shouted. "You may want to rethink that decision," Jake fired. "What?" "Are you forgetting the havoc that monster created? Or the worst it could do if we let it go?" Sarah asked. "So we should let my mom die?" Bonnie asked, voice breaking. "We can save your mom and Jake's aunt. Sarah said. "Just not like this." "How can we do that when we don't even know their location?" Bonnie asked. "If we don't give Pa Caleb and his cohorts the location of where we trapped the Tidewalker, they are gonna kill my aunt and Bonnie's mom," Jake said. "I guess it will be even," Sarah said flatly. "What does that mean?" Bonnie asked. "Rose's mom died. Was that the end of the world?" Rose blinked. "What? Can you hear yourself?" Bonnie shouted. "I can't believe you will even say that!" "You are forgetting you didn't trap the Tidewalker alone," Jake said. "It was teamwork." "Yes," Sarah fired. "And we h