I wanted to see Maya. I wanted to make sure she was coming over for dinner.I haven't invited her yet.Annie grabbed our branch.Whoa, no! Rafe said as it dipped. She can't come over if she falls and breaks both her legs.She won't do that, silly. She'll land on her feet. Just like me.Rather not test that theory, he said and leaned over me to unwrap her fingers from the branch.
In the story, the main character expresses a desire to see Maya and ensure she is invited for dinner, even though the invitation hasn't been extended yet. This anticipation highlights the importance of the relationship between the characters. Meanwhile, there's a playful interaction as Rafe cautions against Maya climbing a branch, worried she might fall and injure herself.
Rafe's concern for Maya contrasts with the protagonist's confidence in her abilities, illustrating the mix of bravery and apprehension that characterizes their friendship. While the dialogue conveys a light-hearted tone, it underscores the characters' connections and their protective instincts toward one another.
