Back to the past

I hopped out of the car and followed my aunt inside. We bought two boxes of cereal from the nearest aisle then continued to the cashier at the front.

We sat on the counter while we waited for our money to be scanned. When our groceries were paid for, we thanked the cashier and returned to the car.

We drove down the road again in silence.

"Where are we going?" I finally questioned.

"There's someone I need to meet first before we leave," replied Aunt Rachel calmly.

I frowned slightly as she put the car into gear and continued to drive. We drove past several different shops before eventually making a way on the street we lived on.

Once again, Aunt Rachel turned onto another road, this one heading further out in the city. We kept driving, taking turns occasionally turning onto side roads.

Every couple of minutes, we would pass a restaurant or grocery store.

After what seemed like hours, we finally reached a small cottage situated beside the main street.

"This is where I live," Aunt Rac