Chapter Ninety-Eight: The Scaveger Hunt

The scavenger hunt game commenced after everyone had eaten lunch. All the young and abled family members and neighbors took part in it. According to Thomas, it was like a family tradition thig for the neighbors. Every year a family goes home with the trophy and the trophy is handed to the next winner. Angela and I were a group, everyone with a matching T-shirt picked up hints inside and outside the house. I was handed the first hint just like the rest of my opponents. “Make me proud,” Thomas said with a wink and I smiled in response. I turned towards Angela just in time to see her watching us. I smiled but she looked away avoiding my gaze like a plague all through the game. Although, we lost to the kids from the neighbourhood, it was a fair game. “It's been a while since I had that much fun,” I said leaning closer to Thomas. There was no one around us. Just two old lovers having a good time with a bottle of beer each in our grip. “I'm glad you came. This really means a lot to me you ha