‘We just need to finish playing and then we can have some food Molly.’ explained Molly’s dad. So Molly placed her golf ball on the green carpet and hit it into the last hole. When Molly went to get the ball out of the hole, she was surprised to find it wasn’t there. Molly started to get upset; she didn’t want to get into trouble for losing the ball. When Molly’s mum noticed Molly was about to cry, she dropped to her knees and wrapped her arms around Molly in a big embrace. ‘It’s okay Molly, the ball goes back to the nice lady who gave you the golf club; it’s not lost.’ soothed Molly’s mum. Molly was relieved and she dried her tears on her sleeve and skipped to the bench to wait for her parents to finish the last …show more content…
Molly was upset when she noticed she had the lowest score, but Molly’s dad explained that in mini golf, the lower the score, the better! Molly was so happy that she’d won; she started flapping her arms around and almost knocked over her strawberry milkshake in excitement. When the chef brought over the cooked pizzas, Molly waited while her dad blew on a piece to cool it down before passing it to her grabby little hands. It was the best pizza Molly had ever tasted. It may have been the plainest flavour: ham, pineapple and cheese, but Molly could taste the freshness and juiciness of the pineapple, and the melted cheese that held the toppings together formed strings from the pizza to her mouth when she took a