Hour of the Olympics

Cover Hour of the Olympics
Genres: Fiction
She must have borrowed a costume from the theater!
He remembered Plato’s words: A girl will get in terrible trouble if she tries to attend the Olympic Games.
Jack shook his head at her and pointed his finger, as if to say, Get out of here!
But Annie just waved at him again.
Jack kept shaking his head at Annie. He even shook his fist.
Annie turned back to watch the race.
“It’s not a joke!” Jack shouted.
Plato turned and looked at him.
“Of course not,” said Plato. “We take the games very seriousl
...y.”
Jack felt his face grow hot. He glared at Annie’s back.
Just then the trumpet sounded.
“The chariots are taking their places,” said Plato.
Jack saw the dozens of chariots lined up on the race track. Each chariot was pulled by four horses.
Jack glanced back at Annie. She was looking up at him, pointing at the chariots.
The trumpet sounded again.
The horses took off!
The crowd went wild. They were cheering and screaming and stamping their feet.
Clouds of dust rose up as the chariots raced around the track.
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