“Okay, on the count of three, I will let go.” I told Tyler.
He shook his head vigorously.
I pull him, “1, 2, 3.” On three, I pushed him and he started spinning, screaming like a girl.
We started laughing so hard, that instead of people looking at Tyler, they are looking at us.
“We’ve been here for 2 hours already,” Ryder said.
I nod, “Yeah, let’s go.” I said.
Once we put on our shoes, we got in the cars and drove to our next destination.
“Where are we going next?” I asked Tyler.
“The castle,” he said, smiling at me.
I nod.
Once we arrived at the castle, I saw a van, maybe my brothers.
We entered the living room, and I saw father and mother.
“Hey, were home.” I said, hugging them, my boots in my hands.
“Why are you holding your boots?” Mother asked.
“Oh, we bought
