Haleigh-Scavenger+Hunt+Story

The Bracelet In San Francisco, California there was a house. It was a house like all the other houses on that street, with perfectly cut grass, beige vinyl siding, a typical home. But it was the family in side that was not like the other families on that street. They were definitely not the average family. Inside a tall young woman was bustling about the house. She had dark brown hair and green eyes. She ran around the house frantically, searching for something. But what was it? It was a bracelet, merely a bracelet. But it was very important to her, it meant the world to her but she just couldn't find it. Why was she in such a panic? Well it was her wedding day, and she just couldn't get married without the bracelet. It was given to her by her deceased great grandmother. She just had to find it. She tore the whole house apart. While she was looking, she found many lost things that she... wasn't looking for. She found a piece of moldy bread in the kitchen (which she definitely did not want to find). But she did also find a few things she was glad to have found. Like her sapphire ring or her old copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows which is her favorite book of all time. Finally she gave up on finding the bracelet."I'm glad I found my ring and book," said the young woman, who was named Holly "but I just wish I could find my bracelet." But she had to go get ready for her wedding, for it was only a few hours away. So she trudged upstairs to her room. There sat her family. They hugged her and welcomed her and congratulated her. They were so happy for her. Then they helped her get ready, soon she was transformed into the beautiful bride she had always wanted to be. With the dress of her dreams on she was ready to head for the church. But it still bothered her that she couldn't find the bracelet. Soon they left for the church. The time was nearing that she would be married. Soon it was minutes away. Her bridesmaids walked out and she was left alone in the back with her father, a very tall man with graying hair and green eyes like his daughter’s. The music started to play; the classic //Here Comes the Bride.// Just then her father said "Oh, I almost forgot, here is your bracelet your great grandmother gave you." "Oh," said Holly “thank goodness you have it." And Holly's father quickly slipped it on her right arm. "It is beautiful," said Holly "as beautiful as the day she gave it to me for my 10th birthday." "Yes,” said her father, smiling widely "it is, now let’s get a move on before they think you fled the church." Holly giggled and said "Okay, let's go." The doors were swung open and they began their decent down the aisle. Holly gazed up to the altar and there stood her soon to be husband John. He was tall with dark blonde hair and blue eyes. He was gazing at her like she had always hoped. Then her father gave her away to John. Holly and John exchanged their vows. And they became man and wife. The rest of the evening was good. The reception was great. Later that night, they drove off in John’s car. The notorious “Just Married” sign was written on the back and had cans hang from strings off the bumper. Everything was good. John and Holly were happy as they went off to spend their rest of their lives together, a happy family.