After two hours of search, none of the girls were able to locate the treasure Cindy had hidden and it was getting late also so Cindy gave them an additional thirty minutes to search for it before heading back.
Back in the house, Martha was also busily searching for any evidence that could point that Both Cindy and Zara were to be blamed for posting that story in the contest.
Searching through the numerous rooms in the house about 20 rooms to be precise, Martha stumbled upon a room full of cameras and recordings. She inserted one of the CDs only to find out that, Cindy had been recording everything they've been doing since the night they arrived at Camp Cindy.
She immediately collected them into her backpack and hid it among her things. She then called her Mum to pick her up since it was their last day anyway.
Few minutes later, the girls came back all tired and hungry and with news that Zara's group won the treasure hunt...
"It isn't surprising tho
I knew they would" she said to Evelyn.
"Hey Martha"
"Hi"
"How are you feeling now?" Cindy asked
"Am a bit better...thank you"
She responded
My mum is even on her way to pick me up.
"I called her earlier". Martha added
"Oh so soon?"
"Yeah and besides, it's our last day anyway "
Martha concluded!
Immediately Cindy left, the G3 girls present asked about her mission and she disclosed everything she'd found and what was on the CDs.
Twenty minutes later, Martha's Mum arrived to pick her up. She said goodbye to the rest of the ladies and left with her Mum.
In about two hours later, most of the girls had left with their parents and some with their boyfriends.
It was later left with Cindy and her partner in crime Zara.
They then decided to check their operating room only to find out all the CDs containing the recordings and the SD cards in the cameras were gone.
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Back home
Martha asked her mum to drop her off at Paula's house so she could check up on her.
After several rings of the bell, either Paula or her parents came out so she went back home feeling very sad.
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A High School Diary
Teen Fiction"Growing up, I saw relationships as a waste of time. I was okay with just the way I was and I didn't need a girlfriend to complete me"...said Josh and moreover, girls are drama queens"...he added.
