One Lucky Deal
“Tad looked at the little scrap piece of paper in his hand“I guess so.” Candace shrugged. She’d never been to Jeannie’s house before. The road was high compared to her yard. She lived down in a valley. Tad and Candace got out of the truck at the road and slinked down the hillside into her backyard, which was where the party was taking place.It was loud, the music was great, and laughter was prevalent. People were walking around drinking lemonade out of Mason jars, and a few were running around w...ith sparklers. When they slipped deeper into the chaos they finally discovered what kind of party they’d been invited to.A whole line of plastic Twister sheets had been lined up in a row. Not just regular Twister, either. It was painted Twister. On every sheet in every circle there was a giant glob of paint in a corresponding color.“All right, who’s up?” Jeannie hollered from the other side of the sheets. “Oh!” She jumped. “Oh, I’m so glad you could come!” she shouted across the way to Candace.MoreLess
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