Driving Study Car Move

People looked in the classified advertisements to find cheap deals. Tommy did the same too, hoping to find a cheap driving lesson to enroll.

A half paged advertisement showed that the neighbourhood driving school was having their tenth anniversary celebration, offering discounted lessons for students that enrolled within the month. Tommy couldn't believe his luck. The lessons were so cheap, only a quarter of the usual price.

" Dad! Dad!" Tommy shouted excitedly, running down the stairs to the kitchen. His dad was baking his favourite black forest cake and the aroma was just delightful. Dad chuckled at Tommy's enthusiasm. " My, my! Still a small boy eager for my cake, huh!" Tommy grinned broadly and said," I'll never be able to resist your cakes but look at this."

Tommy showed the advertisement to his dad. He watched his dad's eyes grew wide. He held his breath, waiting for the reply. " What are we waiting for, let's rush down. We don't want to miss the offer, do we?" Tommy shrieked in sheer joy. Like a small boy, he could hardly contain his excitement.

There was a long queue of aspiring young drivers. It's going to be a long wait, thought Tommy as he and his dad walked towards the queue. Suddenly, he heard somebody calling his name. " Tommy, Tommy, here." One of the aspiring young drivers was waving frantically. Tommy saw his best friend, Matt and quickly took the chance to join him in queue.

There was some commotion of unpleasantness with regard to Tommy's action but Matt quickly jumped to their defence. " I owe you one!" Tommy whispered to Matt. " What are friends for?" Matt answered. They chatted happily about the thrills of becoming young drivers soon. Time flies when you have friends of common interests. Soon they were at the front of the queue.

Both Matt and Tommy registered for their respective driving lessons. Matt took up the motorcycle riding. He wanted the girls to hug him when he gave free rides. Tommy, having ridden the bicycle for many years, decided on car driving as he didn't want to be under the sun or rain anymore.