The days passed in a blur. The weather changed drastically as if on cue with the solemn mood at the camp – the temperature dropping down harshly. In the mornings, the sun hid behind pale looking clouds while it stormed at night. The students all hid their tents in the store while they slept at the main house. The next day didn't look any better. So for now, Mr. Cameron had ordered for the students to sleep at the house. Camp activities were stopped for now. Some of the students had fever which he attributed to change in weather. Mrs. Sana's main concern was that food was mysteriously disappearing. At first she attributed it to her clumsiness so she decided to write down the items she had taken anytime she did. Still, some would be unaccounted for. Mr Cameron was notified but said he had im
