Macca Short Story

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The sand slides through my toes as I take my first step onto the beach. The beautiful, glowing sun rises slowly over me, bringing a gleaming light to the beautiful sand and sea. Its glittering, golden rays of heat warms me from the cool coastal breeze which hits my face.Walking further and further I heard the lost cries of the sulking gulls and the echoes of laughter as people walked passed.

One step at a time I knew I was getting closer to the end. My stomach rumbled for Maccas, Finally I saw that I was back where I had started and I climbed up the rocks and over the tree roots.There it is the big Maccas sign it felt like it was calling me to come.

Now it was time head to Maccas all I could think of was food and even more food but that's

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