fix the date

Lewis Everdeen, my dad’s half brother, was someone who had a very special place in my heart. Even though he was my uncle, he was a buddy for both my sister and me.

His way of always treating us as his friends rather than his niece was what had always made us feel him more like our best friend than uncle. And seeing him after so long was what made me feel like I was on cloud nine.

After embracing him tightly, it was time for me to shower complaints. So, pulling away, I started to slap his arms.

“How dare you not tell me about your arrival? How?”

Scratching the back of his head, he passed me a smile before saying, “Don’t be silly, princess. If I said that, then how could it be a surprise?”

Rolling my eyes, I mumbled, “You and your surprise, is there any end to it?”

“Come on, you know how much I love giving surprises,” he replied, grinning.

“If my daughter is done complaining to her buddy, would she mind giving a hug to her dad?” Suddenly I heard my dad behind me.

My eyes widened. In