Evelyn?
Evelyn?
I just had the most terrible dream.
I was walking on a street in a huge city,
but all of the shops and all of the cars were empty.
It was so quiet, and I knew that something was very wrong.
And then I realised... you weren't there.
I called for you, but no one answered.
I looked for you everywhere, Evelyn.
Hush, it was only a dream.
Don't be scared.
Remember, everything is going to be better soon, Evelyn.
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The year is 2004.
The Da Vinci code is the New York Times's number one bestseller,
and the bombing at the Australian embassy in Jakarta leaves eleven dead.
And on an open stretch of road,
two sisters are waiting for a ride.
On the eve of their 19th birthday,
the twins have covertly left their circus trailer,
packing their few worldly possessions;
a change of clothes,
their painted ukulele,
and a battered photograph of Bimba and Kimba.
they walk nine miles under cover of night.
After what seems like an endless wait,
an 18-wheeled truck pulls over
and the driver, a retired professional wrestler named Tony,
offers the girls a ride
("Hey, little ladies. Why don't you slide on up in here, next to Tony.")
Unskilled at smalltalk,
the twins sit wide-eyed and silent in the front seat.
wrong
worldly
women
while
wheeled
washington
walking
upload
wrestler
unskilled
unique
under
ukulele
twins
through
waiting
thousands
think
these
there
terrible
technique
stuffing
station
songs
something
small
street
singing
shops
searching
stamps
search
right
remember
stumble
redouble
realised
themselves
quiet
quicken
pulls
walla
professional
tenants
practising
potential
perfect
sweepstakes
pentium
packing
online
other
evelyn
dream
empty
driver
before
truck
endless
change
night
profiles
envelopes
profile
excited
initially
courage
employ
retired
circus
battered
social
music
nearby
condition
looks
photograph
amazed
behalf
scared
application
after
embassy
befriending
australian
approach
becomes
bestseller
possessions
gonna
clothes
behind
slide
mister
better
efforts
motel
applications
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