story

Once upon a time in a faraway village in Samoa, there were two children called Latesha and Shristi. Their dad had passed away and their mum was packing up because they were going to New Zealand to visit their friends, Paris, Alundra and Maddie. Shristi and Latesha used to live in New Zealand but they left because of the earthquakes causing so much damage, it even destroyed their home. Once Shristi’s and Latesha’s mum had finished packing the car they jumped right in. Once they arrived at the airport, Latesha tripped over and fell down the stairs. Shristi cracked up laughing and Latesha started laughing. They went to a place to get a new car and once they got the key the trouble was finding the car it took like 10 minutes. Once they found the car they drove to meet Maddie, Alundra, and Paris. As they were driving they kind of got lost Latesha started crying as she loved her friends more than her sister shristi felt the same. As Latesha was crying Shristi started laughing and Shristi cheered Latesha up then Latesha started laughing so hard she peed her pants. Their mum had to go to a clothing shop just to get Latesha new clothes because she peed her pants Latesha started crying because she couldn’t have a dress she threw a tantrum and wouldn’t  leave the shop until she got it. She got her way she got a dress. She finally managed to get in the car after a while and her mum bought a map. They finally arrived at their friend's house and their friend was excited to see them. Once they got to the house they were very tired that they had to go to the house that they had rent till they get their new house. The very next day they went out looking for their new house they were looking for 3 and a half hour for their dream house. They had a break to go get so lunch Latesha and Shristi asked their mum if they could have McDonald's for their lunch. Once they had got their lunch with their friends.  Latesha and Shristi had their lunch and they had time to hang out with their friends before they had to go back house hunting.