The Story of Ginni and Three On A Pilgrimage Quest: Part Two - Continued

THE STORY OF GINNI AND THREE ON A PILGRIMAGE QUEST: PART TWO - Sylvia's Clue, continued
Ginni, Shadow, and Ginni' pond turtle Gypsy had late afternoon supper at Ginni's apartment. Ginni pulled back her cafe curtains a litte. There was no sign of the Three who had approached her at the transit center. But she had remembered the incident of the sled.

Victorian First Night had been fun. As Ginni and Shadow made their way back to the Doll Museum, they came across a Drastically Reduced Clearance Sale, holiday decor reduced by ninety percent. But slightly apart from the piles of glittery gew-gaws was a wonderful sled, which was marked, FREE.

Ginni imagined a wonderful winter for her and Shadow, and what an impression they would make as soon as the snow began to fall. So she was delighted when it was true that if both of them pulled on the sled rope, they could move the sled.

They pulled the sled back to the doll museum. But the sled did not belong to her anymore. The Doll Museum did not allow wrought iron sleds on the slope behind the Doll Museum. They told Ginni they were sorry. Ginni let the Doll Museum keep the sled with other new acquisitions. There might be a Currier and Ives display the following holiday season.

Unnoticed by Ginni and Shadow, a security camera, in place above the drastically reduced sale's area way, captured a blurred record of their acquisition. And when three on a pilgrimage quest made enquiries at the store, this evidence was allowed them. It became a very solid clue.