Spring Break Or Spring Breakdown?

Monica Miller is like any typical high school senior. She enjoys spending time with her friends listening to pop music and gossiping about boys. During the high school year, one of the events that every senior wants to attend is spring break. Many parents worry about the safety of their children during these spring breaks. That includes Monica's parents. With all the stories of high school kids drinking, fighting and partying without supervision during spring break, Monica will have to approach her parents carefully for permission to go.


Monica Gets Permission To Borrow The Family Car

During the weeks before spring break begins, Monica starts buttering up her parents by doing her chores without being nagged repeatedly. She even offers to babysit her annoying little brother for free in the hopes of borrowing the family car for spring break. It works. Her parents allow her the use of the family car to drive down to the shore for the weekend.



Sun And Fun On The Beach

Monica arrives at the shore, signs into the hotel where all the students are staying and begins to explore the beach. The family car is parked safe and sound on the grounds of the hotel around back. Parking under the trees out back seemed to be a good idea. Monica hated to sit down on hot vinyl seats in the summertime. Even though she couldn't see the car from the beach, it seemed safe there. All the kids parked their scooters and bikes back there under the trees.


The Family Car Disappears

Monica spent the morning with her high school friends frolicking in the water, hunting for seashells and digging around in the sand for buried treasure. Later on, in the afternoon, Monica and her friends hit the boardwalk to sample all the food stands and fill up on fries, cotton candy and soda until they could barely breathe. That evening there was supposed to be a campfire and cookout on the beach. Monica wanted to chip in for hot-dogs and chips so she decided to go to the grocery store. Rounding the corner to the back parking lot, she found an empty space where the family car used to be. The car was stolen.


Monica Gets Back Home In A Rental

What happened to the car? How in the world did the car disappear? Worse than that, how would she get home? The other kids were here for the whole week of spring break. She only had permission to have the car gone over the weekend. None of the kids would be willing to cut their spring break short to drive her home. Would a short term insurance policy from here policy save the day?

After calling her parents, Monica was given the use of their credit card to try and rent a car. The nice man at the hotel desk made arrangements for her to rent a small car and get a short term policy from temporarycarinsuranceuk.com to drive herself home. The Millers were glad that Monica made it back it safely and that whoever took the family car didn't kidnap their daughter in the process.