Then Jack and Annie climbed down the ladder.
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Jack rolled up the ancient scroll. He tucked it into the corner. "We solved the first riddle," he said. "Three more to go."
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No time at all had passed since they'd left. Day was breaking.
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"You know, we should have found the answer to the riddle right away," said Jack. "The oyster was on the reef all along."
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"That's okay," said Jack. "I think I need to rest -- and dry out."
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They left the woods and started down their street.
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They walked through the woods, through leafy shadows and golden light.
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"And this needs to dry out, too," said Annie. She put the wet ocean book in a patch of sunlight.
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"Fun?" said Jack. "You call being squeezed by an octopus and chased by a shark fun?"
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His T-shirt and shorts were still soaked. His backpack, too. Only his shoes and socks were dry.
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"I don't see another scroll," said Annie. "Maybe tomorrow we'll get the next riddle."
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Dawn light slanted into the tree house.
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"I know, but we wouldn't have had so much fun," said Annie.
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Jack smiled. "Right," he said. "The dolphins made up for everything. They were fun."
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"Don't forget the dolphins," Annie said simply.
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"I guess they were the true pearl in the oyster," said Annie.
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"Yep…" said Jack. "I wonder what Sam is doing right now."
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"Sam?" Annie grinned at him. "You're nuts," she said.
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They climbed their steps and went into their house.
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"We're back!" Annie shouted.
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"Not one bit," called Jack. Then he and Annie slipped up the stairs to change their clothes.
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"Did you get your shoes wet?" their mom called.
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