Today was the last day after three days of political movement in that other state. It was election day, so everywhere felt serious. The morning started rough. The driver got lost and did not know the road, so the vehicle drove around for about three hours without finding the place. Everyone in the car was already tired and upset. Just driving round and round made the day feel heavy before the real work even began.

After four hours plus of searching, the place was finally found. There was no time to rest. The group went straight into the political talk, then the election started. The process went through, even though there was a small misunderstanding at some point. It was settled quickly so the main work could continue. From there, the day was full of activities, waiting, and making sure the election finished well.

When everything was done, the trip back started. The drive home took another three hours plus. In total, almost eight hours were spent inside the vehicle that day — three hours getting lost in the morning, three hours plus returning at night, and other movement in between. By the time home was reached, the body was weak and the head was tired. Sleep was all that was wanted, but even after lying down, sleep would not come. That was how the day ended — long travel, serious work, and a restless night.