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White, snowy winter holidays are streaming down the window, the whole family is sitting at the table with me. Summer was in our hearts and minds; we were already planning our

summer vacation.

Finally, June is over. Mom is planning our trips around Egypt. I can't wait to explore the corners of Egypt. The first day after our arrival, we packed our backpacks and, together with a guide, we enter a pyramid full of mysteries. Right at the entrance, we receive valuable tips: don't stop without the guide's knowledge, don't touch the precious paintings, etc. As we walk, we pass more and more corridors and nooks, easy to get lost in. I stop for a moment to examine the strange and interesting paintings, but suddenly the guide disappears from my sight. Concerned, I run forward, but unfortunately, I find myself at an intersection and I don't know where to go. For over five minutes, I stood there, numb and terrified. I thought they would come back for me, but alas, I remembered that the guide would be returning by a different route, so what could I do? Terrified, I walked straight ahead, gazing at the strange paintings, simultaneously crying out for help with tears in my eyes. Still silent, I leaned helplessly against one of the walls, which seemed to move slightly. I quickly stood up, even more terrified, and realized that the wall was actually moving. At first, I was afraid to push it aside and see what was inside. After some thought, I decided I had nothing to lose. I entered a strangely dark room and saw a small crack with a light. I approached, pushed harder, and found myself outside the pyramid. Only later, stunned, did I realize I had found a secret exit from the labyrinthine network. I was outside. I found the main entrance to the pyramid, where my mother and younger brother were standing. My father was inside with a guide, looking for me. I burst into tears when I saw everyone back together. We thanked the guide and went to the guesthouse.

I knew such an adventure could have ended tragically. I will never again ignore the advice and words of a guide's parents; after all, they know the routes perfectly and how to reach their destination safely. However, I also know that there is still much to discover.