Totoka River tie your tubes, idiot

Listen, that boy could try to spin that tale any which way he wanted, but he wasn’t going to come out of it looking very good. It mattered very little to the Redleaf girl. After all, he needed to sleep at night, right? Whatever helped that was fine, even if he was living in some wild world where he was in the right and she was in the wrong. Sometimes kids just didn’t know when to grow up, she would have guessed.
 
When he shrugged his shoulders, she winked at him and flashed a toothy grin. The quick way that she had done it made it seem as though it had been lingering on the corners of her features the entire time; it was only waiting for its chance to shine through. He turned his back to her and climbed up the other side of the bank. This time, the girl didn’t want to stop him. She’d gotten all she could have asked for in their short interaction.
 
“Have fun! Make good choices! Think longingly of me!” Piper jeered after him in a laughing tone. Once she had finished her restless tirade on the man, she turned away and began to trot along the coast. Her pace was far too eager for the sobering task that she was hoping to fulfill. The wildfire would have blamed the dark boy for her inappropriate pleasure.