Reva’s Journey to Feast Castle

Reva’s Journey to Feast Castle.

Reva was hungry. He had had a snack, but he was still hungry.

“I’m hungry,” he said to Mummy.

"Sorry, pumpkin. Food will be ready in about ten minutes.”

Ten minutes! Reva knew he couldn’t wait that long. He could feel his tummy rumbling.

“Please can I have a bar of chocolate?” he asked.

“No. Can you wait five more minutes? Lunch is almost ready," Mummy said.

Reva started to cry. Five minutes was much too long. So, David, his elder brother, held his hand and said,

“Don’t worry, Reva. Five minutes isn’t a very long time.”

“But I’m hungry,” Reva said, with tears running down his cheeks.

“Let’s go on an adventure to Feast Castle,” David said, pulling out a drawcart.

“Where is Feast Castle?” Reva asked, forgetting how hungry he was.

“It’s at the end of the road. We’ll go past Fudge Cottage and Cotton Candy Field,” David said. “Are you ready to go?”

“Yes!” Reva shouted happily.

“Then hop on to the cart,” David said, pulling it up to Reva.

Reva hopped onto it. He couldn’t wait to get to Feasting Castle. There, he would have his favourite meal.

Just as David said, they went past Fudge Cottage first. It was made up of stacks of fudge. Reva wanted some. He stretched out his hands to get a scoop.

“No, Reva!” David said. “Don’t eat any fudge or you won’t make it to Feast Castle.” Reva saw many people gobbling up fudge. David said they wouldn’t come to Feasting Castle. There was no room in their tummies for their favourite meals.

Reva really wanted to have his favourite meal, so he didn’t eat any fudge.

Next, they passed by Cotton Candy Field. It was a beautiful field packed with pink, blue, and orange cotton candy. Reva wanted some cotton candy, but he didn’t have any. He really wanted to have his favourite meal when he got to Feast Castle.

Finally, they were at Feast Castle!

“Welcome to Feast Castle,” David said.

Just then, Mummy called out.

“Lunch is ready!”

Lunch was chips and chicken, Reva’s favourite meal. Later, they had fudge and fruits. It was a feast indeed.

The End.