Power & Motoryacht

No Way Out

Rob and Megan are eager to get ashore; the couple have been underway since early morning. Securely moored in the harbor, they ease the dinghy into the water. All loaded, they’re making their way toward the dinghy dock when Rob realizes he’s forgotten his phone and wallet. “I’ll drop you off and I’ll run back out and get them,” he tells Megan.

Out of, he thinks. Maybe he will actually start wearing one from now on.

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