Lost Girl
Out exploring while their her husband saw to the repairs on their craft; a young mother, daughter and son walking along a cliff. A sudden a freak wind storm arose and the young girl had fallen into a swollen river. She was swept away before her frightened mother could rescue her. Early the next day she was found by a hunting party who came upon her lying still by the rivers edge. The heart broken mother, son and father were on a journey of their own. They had, had to stop for a needed repair to their vehicle but they had to press on. They used up precious time to search, for three days they searched to no avail and assumed their child had perished. The hunting party consisted of four Apache brothers hunting a remote area of Louisiana for deer they were three days from their village. The brothers were young boys when their dad first took them to hunt there. The year was nineteen fifty three, two boys had return from the war unscathed but their dad hadn't returned. They figured the young girl to be about four years old, but how she came to be there and where she came from and to be so far from civilization, they knew not. They thought the girl couldn't or wouldn't speak. Clearly she were a child from the white mans village but spoke no English, German or any of the languages the men were familiar with.The brothers tried English, German, Spanish and even their native tongue trying to communicate to no avail. Upon returning to their village, a lady doctor who just happened to be in their village examined the child and child did speak but sounded like gibberish. The hunters had fed her venison jerky so she was well fed. The doctor took her to an orphanage just outside of town where she remained for twelve years. At sixteen a family claiming to be relatives brought her home to their estate where she began to have reoccurring dreams about a young man near her own age. There was a old woman who lived at the estate said to be Celina's great grandmother. It was said that the old woman spoke in tongues of the enchanted ones and that she could interpret Celine's dreams.
