Why do tom and lily decide to visit the Hatchings?

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<span>Tom and Lily decided to visit the Hatchings because they wanted to return Mrs. hatching purse. They got back to the house of this old lady, and when they returned the vallet, they found out that the sun hides right at the house which they approached to.</span>

saw5 [17]3 years ago

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I believe the answer is: Returning her purse

Tom and lily found the purse in their search for sunshine. After they returned the purse to Ms. Hatching, she offered tom and lily to stay a while in her cottage. After they sleep on the cottage they were overjoyed because the cottage is bathed with sun shine that they've been looking for.

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