When their last night in Africa arrived, they all knew that it called for a special celebration.

They had been together on a glorious trip that made them feel a special bond by now.

Together they had witnessed the most beautiful sunsets, had watched zebras and giraffes wandering through the vast and beautiful lands of their ancestors. They learned that it was possible to interact with some of the most ferocious animals on earth without causing them any harm and in the same way not being threatened by their existence.

As an additional prize, they could admire the majestic Kilimanjaro mount that seemed to invite them for the next visit.

For all those reasons and many more, it was just natural for the group to make many toasts during their dinner and dance afterward to the alluring Afrikan rhythms that had become so familiar to them by now.

THE RIGHT TIME FOR IT

A couple of days earlier, Arthur had invited Jackson for a walk because he wa