CHAPTER NINE
They hugged the coast as they sailed south, keeping it in sight so they wouldn’t get lost. Kevin was grateful for that. The yacht seemed to have plenty of navigation gear aboard, but Kevin didn’t know how to work it, and he suspected that even Chloe only understood vague parts of it.
She was smiling when Kevin looked her way, standing at the ship’s wheel and looking confident while she steered.
“You know she looks at you whenever she thinks you aren’t looking?” Luna said.
“You just don’t like her much,” Kevin pointed out.
Luna shrugged. “I just think that some of the stuff she does is… pretty odd.”
“I hear alien messages, and you’d probably fight an entire army of them, given the chance,” Kevin pointed out.
“That’s different,” Luna said, then pointed out over the side.
