I was home because I was very jumpy. Ok what is wrong. Dad asked. No clue. I'm extra hyper and my attention span is very short right now. I said. Well Charlie came home. Maybe I need a little time. I said. Maybe. Dad said. Well dad read to us about the next kid who was named Violet. Mom came over and played with the tv. Another kid won who dose not even like candy. Grandpa George starts cussing and dad covered Charlie's ears. And the told me and Charlie to go for a walk because I was jumpy. We where walking and Charlie and I heard some say rushan found the last ticket well we ran across a ten dollar bill and we went to RayRays shop. My work. And he got a candy bar and opened it in the shop as they where talking about the ticket. I saw something shiny and saw the ticket. RayRay did too. Everyone started offering him money. RayRay and I agree to get Charlie home so he sprinted home. Charlie told are parents and they where happy and grandpa Joe got out of bed and danced around. He handed the ticket to mom and she read it. greetings to you the lucky finder of the gold ticket from Mr Willy Wonka, I shake you warmly by the hand for now I do invite you to come to my factory and be my guest for one day. I Willy Wonka, will conduct you around my factory showing you everything there is to see. Afterwards, when it time to leave, you will be escorted home by a possession of large trucks, each one filled with all the chocolate you could ever eat. One of you lucky five children will receive a extra prize beyond your wildest imagination. Now here are your instructions, one the first of February you must come to the factory gates at 10 am sharp. You are allowed to bring one member of your family to look after you, until then Willy Wonka. First of February that's tomorrow. I said. Well not a moment to lose. Come on Charlie was your face, brush your hair,blow your nose and clean your teeth. Grandpa Joe said. Hold up we need to figure out who is going to take Charlie. Mom said. Kayla is. Grandpa Joe are you crazy. I said. No not normally. He said. Well I'm not going a women offered me five hundred dollars. Charlie said. Young man come here. Grandpa George asked him. He went over there's plenty of money they more every day. But there are only five of those tickets in the whole wide world. And that all there ever going to be. Only a dummy would give up something as common for money. Said grandpa George Are you a dummy. Grandpa George asked. No sir. Charlie responed. Then you got a factory to go to. I said.