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CHAPTER TWENTY
Summary
Soon another limo arrives with all
the important officials of Coconut Cove. At ten minutes to noon, Roy and Beatrice
arrive. They are startled to see that they are not the only students there. Several
of Roy’s history classmates have come, too, along with a bunch of parents. Then,
the school van arrives and unloads Beatrice’s soccer teammates who are all carrying
signs. Roy looks for signs of the owls, but they’re nowhere in sight. He knows
that this is what Mother Paula’s officials are counting on.
Chuck Muckle is the first to speak to the crowd. He makes a welcoming speech and then hands out gold-painted shovels to the city officials who all shovel a bit of dirt simultaneously to Beatrice’s quiet comment that they all need to get a life. Muckle then attempts to end the ceremony by saying that he’ll see them all next spring at the grand opening. He’s interrupted by Roy who says he won’t be there if they hurt a single one of the owls. This is when Kimberly Lou Dixon steps forward to find out what Roy is talking about. Roy explains........
Notes
All of the events at the groundbreaking ceremony are examples of the adage
that one good turn deserves another. Each of the.......
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