"We trusted ourselves when we were younger," Alice asked thoughtfully, somewhere between the Sunken Forest and Sailor's Haven. "Didn't we?" "Riley did," Paul said. "And we, to a lesser extent, did, too." "We trusted Riley." "Yes." "We didn't truest ourselves to be adults, though. We thought we knew better then." Paul shook his head, thinking. "The adults we had around didn't offer much promise. They offered us so many things not to do, it was hard to see what possibilities were left over."
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