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At 14, Max thought he knew every inch of his neighborhood. He knew which house had the mean dog, which shortcut saved three minutes to school, and that the old, abandoned "Watchtower" on the hill was strictly off-limits.

Suddenly, a voice boomed from the shadows, "It’s past your bedtime, kids." gdz 8-i klass

But at 11:45 PM on a Tuesday, while trying to finish a frustrating history essay, Max saw something that proved him wrong. At 14, Max thought he knew every inch of his neighborhood

A soft, green light was pulsing from the top window of the Watchtower. Pulse. Pulse. Long pause. A soft, green light was pulsing from the

"Definitely not," Max said, looking back up at the silent tower. "It's better this way."

"Maybe it was just a firefly?" Maya suggested, although she looked nervous. "Fireflies don't blink in code," Max said.

Mr. Henderson smiled, a little sheepishly. "My grandson loves puzzles. We’ve been trying to see if we can signal him from this high point. He lives on the other side of town."