Epilogue: Over But Not Done

‘Where are you right now, Amelia?’ Kenneth asked. ‘I think I just heard a donkey braying in the background.’ ‘Not a donkey. A Tibetan wild ass. I’m still stuck on the plateau, dealing with those poaching scumbags.’ ‘All right, stay safe and look out for yourself.’ ‘I know, don’t worry about me, I’ll be fine.’ ‘That’s good.’ ‘I’m gonna hang up now. I’ve got a meeting in five minutes. Get some rest, big brother. Oh, and go out and meet some new girls. There are plenty out there who are better than Isabella.’ ‘Haha, sure thing, Captain Amelia. Don’t worry, I think I’ll still tie the knot before you.’ ‘I wouldn’t bet on that.’ Amelia laughed. ‘Wait, what do you mean?’ Kenneth sat up. ‘Amelia? Are you telling me you are in a relationship?’ This was certainly news to Kenneth. His sister had joined a wildlife conservation group years ago. After graduating college, she signed up for a worldwide mission to protect endangered species. The last time Kenneth saw her, Amelia rocked a short haircut,