Stavanger Bay shiver down my backbone

Dwin would have loved to spend hours on end in Val's company, but she knew that if she stayed too long, Sylvie would worry. While she loved her older sister dearly, taking out a panic attack was not on top of the list of things she wanted to do before going to sleep. She sat with him a while longer watching the horizon in a comfortable mutual silence, then got to her feet and stretched. 

"I think that I have to leave you now, fellow dreamweaver," she smiled at him. "But I think that come spring I will heed your advice and head out in the world again. I might even stop by at your cave," she told, paused, remembering something funny and then finished with a, "I might even be brave enough to see those ghosts that you keep there too."

Last one from me, but maybe we can start a new one? If you have time? Dwin will be heading out soon.