Book1:TeDream-Maker
ningtomusisteadofbravingtheelementshere.” "Istoppedtogetsomegasformyoldfriend,”saidMegginnpointingtohercarparkedatthecurb,andIneededsomerefuelingmyself,soIthoughtI’dgetasodaaswell.” "You’dbettergohomenow.Whatifyetsstuckagain.Itisn’tsafeforayoungdylikeyoutobeoutherealonight.’ "Iknow.ButIhavefinallydecideditwastimetoretirethisoldfriendofmine.Iwaakehimfororidebeforeleavinghimatthejunkyardtomorr.Overtheyears,ithasrunovereveryinchofthefreewayandroadsaroundhereagainandagain,keepingallthetrafficrulesandhadneverbeeninanact.I’msureitwillbesorrytoleaveandthefreewaywillmissittoo.They’vebeengoodpartners.” "Youarereallyacharmingandgood-hearteddyfullofimaginationaiment.It’sbeenapleasuretoknowyou.”ThethunderkeptonrollingandMegginnasked, "Whyareyououtsoteandyouseemtobeinahurry.” "Ihavesomebusioattendto.MyfriendsandI..."Richardwashonkingimpatiently,soDimitrisaid,"Myfriendsarewaiting.Gottogonow.Hopetoseeyouagain." Megginnwavedandnoddedhergood-bye,butDimitriturnedbackalmostimmediatelyandsaid, 11 "I’dbetterseeyousafelyonyourwayfirst.Youmayneedanotherpushorshove.” "Thankyou.”saidMegginnsmiling."Ireallyappreciateit.” Thegustywindblewherfullskirtaboutasshewalkedtohercar.Dimitristeppedforehecardoorforhersolicitously.Shequicklygotinandtotheirsurprisethemaestartedsmoothly. "Adios,myfriend!"Megginnsaid."I’msurewe’llmeetagain.” Thesoon-to-be-junkedcarcarrieditsbeautifulmistressloyallythoughboriouslydownthefamiliarroad.Dimitriwatcheduntil