"Naledi wake up! We need to get out of here, and quick!"

Tiro exclaimed whilst pancaking. Naledi (his sister) slowly opened her eyes and looked at him. "Quick!" He yelled. She got up begrudgingly and said tiredly "Okay, lets go," yawning to herself. They ran through the field, lined with juicy, delicious, and succulent oranges. Eventually they arrived at the endless road and searched for the sun so that they can follow it.

As they were looking around, a lorry stopped next to them. "What are you kids doing here," A lorry driver questioned with confusion.

"We are trying to get to Johannesburg to inform our mother about our sisters illness," Explained Naledi "Well... I would take you home but I'm running late and I'm going to Johannesburg so why don't you get into the back of my lorry,"

"Thank you so much rra we really appreciate it," She replied screaming in excitement. They climbed onto the back of the lorry that was full of sacks of oranges.

"That mans nice isn't he" Tiro whispered.

"Yeah he is" Naledi whispered back," Tiro leaned forwards to feel the air. "Be careful," Naledi said.

Tiro didn't listen and he carried on leaning forwards

"AHH!" Tiro shrieked falling out the lorry. Luckily Naledi grabbed him.2

"WHAT DID I TELL YOU!" Naledi shouted with fear of her brother falling.

"Sorry," he muttered not wanting to speak. About 10 minutes later, Naledi brought back the conversation by saying "This will help us find our mum,"

"Yeah," Tiro agreed "It should,"

"Wow look Tiro," Naledi said look at the mountains in the distance. "Wow they are so cool," Tiro replied "Usually we would have flat ground," "Yeah this is different," Naledi started to think about times that she had with her mum like when she was talking to her mum about Johannesburg "Mum why cant we go to school in your city," she remembered.