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o. PROLOGUE: THE JOURNAL
In which Elizabeth Hastings receives some news and takes a stroll down memory lane to the one summer that changed her life.
❝ My mother used to say that raindrops were the tears of angels. If they were light, they were tears of joy, and if they were heavy– tears of sadness. ❞
i. CHAPTER ONE: HAIRCUTS, SECRET KNOCKS AND A DEAD BODY
Summer is almost over and Betty wants nothing more than have one last adventure...good thing her brother and her friends just found one.
❝ I can break your nose if I want to. ❞
ii. CHAPTER TWO: THE MISADVENTURE OF THE LONE RANGER AND CISCO-KID
Gordie starts everything off with a bang. The gang heads out of town and Betty almost gets caught in her own lie– resulting in Teddy of all people saving her ass.
❝ Oh nothing, just hoping that you'll spontaneously combust. ❞
iii. CHAPTER THREE: TRAIN DODGE? MORE LIKE TRAIN SQUASH
The group finally makes it to the tracks where they start their journey. A daydream choice leaves Teddy reliving his fathers time in Normandy.
❝ Come on Teddy! That train isn't being driven by Hitler and this isn't fucking France! ❞
iv. CHAPTER FOUR: BOYS, THEIR HORMONES AND FEMALE CAPABILITIES
It's lunch at the old junkyard where a coin flip has Gordie and Betty getting their friends some food. Most adults are rude and cheap. Betty shows that girls are worth just as much as boys.
❝ Your fence climbing skills may need some work, but damn Betty...you would make one hell of an actress. ❞
v. CHAPTER FIVE: MIGHTY MOUSE AND FATHERLY ADVICE
Coming off of an emotional encounter with Milo, everyone is stuck in their own thoughts. Betty overhears a much needed conversation between Chris and Gordie,
