It was a normal day. The year was 1973 in New York. August was playing on an Xbox. Mom said: \u201cHoney, it’s time for breakfast!\u201d August replied: \u201cOkay, but what will we have for breakfast?\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We are having tea and a sandwich\u201d, said mom. \u201cNo nuggets? Oh, whatever, sandwiches are good too\u201d, said August. When they finished, it was time to go to school.
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10 Minutes later, August and Via were at school. Summer saw August and said: \u201cAugust, August come here!!! Look at this thing! It\u2019s a travel clock.\u201d August said: \u201cYeah of course, you are not lying.\u201d Summer replied: \u201cFine, we are going to travel to a random time and random countries. Are you ready? Let\u2019s go!\u201d 5 Minutes later, Summer said: \u201cThe clock shows that we are in Tbilisi, Georgia and it\u2019s the year 2023, 31 December.\u201d All of a sudden the clock fell down and shattered. Summer was scared and did not know how they were going to get back home. A stranger approached them and invited them to his house. The stranger was\u2026me \u2013 Nikoloz Mania!
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We explored Tbilisi together and saw Sameba church, Qartlis Deda, Narikala fortress, Mtawminda, Mshvidobis Bridge and Mtskheta. In the evening, I invited them to a New Year\u2019s dinner. August and Summer liked traditional Georgian food very much. They loved Khinkali, Churchkhela and Khachapuri. At midnight, we enjoyed New Year\u2019s fireworks, but it was time to say goodbye to August and Summer. My friends did not know that I managed to fix the broken magic travel clock. When I showed the clock to them, they were excited but were sad at the same time, because it meant that we would never meet again.
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Everyone should be home on New Year\u2019s Eve, so we hugged each other and said our goodbyes. I will never forget August and Summer. They will forever be my friends and hope they will never forget me either. I will wait for their letter from 1974, New York. Strange right? No, not for me, because I believe in magic!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Author: Nikoloz Mania
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