The ways of the lost
This Story revolves around an island off the coast of Maine, a fishing town with two distinct classes: the business people and the working fishermen. A six-year-old boy and his grandfather lived there; his parents were part of the upper class. The grandfather had fifty years of experience catching, selling, and ocean boating. A few times a week, the grandson would run by his shop down the hill from his school to see what he was up to. Usually, it would be hearing of his great catch or the challenging waters he would navigate. As years passed, the boy often showed his grandfather that his parents gave him the newest gadgets, phones, tablets, and tech. He would listen with a smirk and an all-too-familiar twinkle in his eye, eager to hear what his grandson was excited about. The grandfather was known for his craftiness and stubborn ways of doing things his way. He would...