"We're home," said Annie.
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Jack breathed a sigh of relief.
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"Mango? Hmmm," said Annie. She brought the fruit close to her lips.
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Annie held the fruit up to the afternoon light.
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Jack opened his eyes. Peanut was on the tree house windowsill.
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He pulled out the rain forest book. He flipped through the pages. He came to a picture of the red fruit.
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Squeak.
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"Then we can free you, Morgan!" Annie called, as if Morgan were nearby.
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"What exactly is this?" she asked.
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"Here it is!" he said. He read out loud: "The mango has a sweet taste like that of a peach."
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"Oh, brother," said Jack. He needed more proof than that.
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"We're halfway there," said Jack. "Two more to go."
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"Moonstone… mango," whispered Annie. It sounded like a spell.
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"I just feel it," Annie said.
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"How do you know she can hear you?" said Jack.
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"Hey!" said Jack, grabbing the mango from her. "We have to put it with the moonstone."
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Jack placed the mango on the M carved into the floor. Next to the clear moonstone.
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"Maybe it's in the book," Jack answered.
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These woods are very different from the rain forest, Jack thought.
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Jack patted the mouse, too. "Bye, Peanut. Thanks for your help," he said.
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They climbed down the rope ladder. They stepped onto the ground.
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"Can't we take her with us?" said Annie.
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Squeak.
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Then he pulled on his backpack. And he and Annie left the tree house.
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"How could anyone not like a mouse?" said Annie.
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Peanut was looking at Jack and Annie.
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"There're no jaguars or army ants here," he said. "No little monkeys."
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Jack smiled. "How could anyone not like a spider?" he said.
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Jack put the rain forest book on top of the book about ninjas.
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"That's different." Annie patted Peanut's head. "Bye," she said. "Wait for us here. We'll be back tomorrow."
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"No," said Jack. "Mom won't let us keep a mouse in the house. She doesn't like mice, remember?"
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Squeak.
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A bird called out.
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Leaf shadows danced in the light.
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"We have to leave you now," Jack said to the mouse.
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They started walking through the Frog Creek woods.
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Squeak.
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They raced up their steps.
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In fact, that's true about the whole rain forest, Jack thought. Everyone should just leave it all alone.
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They took off running.
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"The crocodile was just being a crocodile," said Annie.
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They ran across their yard.
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They started walking up their street. It was lit with a golden light.
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"I know. Actually, nothing was being mean," said Jack. "The army ants were just marching. That's what army ants do."
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Jack and Annie stepped out of the Frog Creek woods.
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"You know, that monkey was never being mean," said Annie. "He was just trying to give us the mango."
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Annie shuddered. "I still don't love bugs," she said.
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"The piranhas were just being piranhas," said Annie.
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"Who cares if the bugs don't have names?" he said softly. "They know who they are."
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"You don't have to love them," said Jack. "Just leave them alone. And they won't bother you."
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"Race you!" said Annie.
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"The jaguar was just taking care of her baby," said Jack.
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"Safe!" they shouted together, tagging their front door.
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"The snake was just being a snake," said Jack.
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