A blinding flash of lightning lit the sky, and she spotted June's terrified eyes staring straight at her from not even 15 feet away from the boat. Screaming, she pointed and alerted the captain. After 10 minutes, the crew had hauled 20 passengers and two pilots out of the turbulent water where they had been clinging desperately to a small lifeboat for almost two hours. For the 20 minutes it took to return to the docks, Hailey and June clutched each other tightly and thanked God that they were alive. They are planning on ignoring all of the watertowns in the United States because they are afraid the food from the dry land farms will run out and there will be a food shortage.
Some officials censor our mail and E-mail.
It's terrible, I have been trying to get to you since I found out. Plus, my father is involved. I overheard him talking. That's why we moved. For the next six weeks Hailey, June and the rest of the people on the boat that day, worked diligently to spread the word to as many people in the United States as they could of the possible plan to ignore the watertowns.