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An hour later, Cameron was knee-deep in the Bow River, where glacial melt kept the current shockingly frigid despite the lingering heat. Leo had led them to a spot just past the canoe docks, where the trees overhung the water like green curtains. Priya had conveniently wandered off to “take photos.”

“And still hot,” she replied.

They spent the first day hiding in the cave-like coolness of the Banff Park Museum, staring at stuffed bison and marveling at how the taxidermy seemed less dewy than Cameron’s forehead. By late afternoon, the heat broke—not with rain, but with a thick, rolling thunderhead that turned the sky the color of a bruise. cameron canada hot

“You’re glowing,” Priya said, already holding out a chilled bottle of local cider. “And not in a cute way.” An hour later, Cameron was knee-deep in the

Leo tilted his head. “Or maybe you’re just tuned to a different frequency. Some people are. They feel everything more—the heat, the cold, the way the light changes before a storm.” They spent the first day hiding in the