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Margo’s stomach turned to conch chowder. “That’s impossible. I have the receipt.” She thrust her phone at him.

Cruz’s expression softened. He knew the type. The Dry Tortugas did something to people. It wasn’t just a national park; it was a threshold. You had to earn the journey. Reservations weren’t bureaucracy—they were a ritual. Planning, waiting, hoping. The ferry was just the last mile of a pilgrimage. dry tortugas ferry reservations

At 7:27, Cruz reappeared, holding a sticky note with a handwritten seat number: 14-B. Margo’s stomach turned to conch chowder

And somewhere in the reservation system of the universe, a seat marked Kowalski had been held for her all along. Cruz’s expression softened

He disappeared into the wheelhouse. Margo watched the minutes tick by on the dock’s departure clock. 7:15. 7:18. 7:22. Boarding would end at 7:30.

Margo almost dropped the wooden box.