The school holidays had just begun, and 9-year-old Rizq and his little sister, Alia, could hardly contain their excitement. Their parents, Pak Danial and Iman, had promised them a special trip—Legoland Malaysia!

"Are we really going to Legoland today?" Alia asked, bouncing in her seat as their car sped toward Johor Bahru.

"Yes, sayang! But only if you both behave," Iman teased, glancing at the kids in the rearview mirror.

When they arrived, Rizq’s jaw dropped at the sight of giant Lego sculptures. "Look, Alia! A dragon made of Lego!" he shouted, pulling his sister toward the entrance.

Their first stop was the Dragon Roller Coaster. Pak Danial laughed as Alia clung to him during the ride, while Rizq threw his hands up, screaming with joy. Next, they explored Miniland, where famous landmarks from Asia were built entirely from Lego bricks.

"Wow, even the Petronas Towers are here!" Rizq said, snapping pictures.

Alia’s favorite part was the water park. She squealed as she slid down the Lego slides, while Iman and Pak Danial relaxed under an umbrella, watching their kids splash around.

Before leaving, they stopped at the Lego store. "Choose one small set each," Pak Danial said. Rizq picked a race car, and Alia chose a princess castle.

As they headed home, tired but happy, Alia yawned and whispered, "Can we come back tomorrow?"

Iman chuckled. "Maybe next holiday. But today was perfect, wasn’t it?"

Rizq grinned. "Best. Day. Ever."

And with that, the family drove off, their hearts full of Lego-sized memories.

The End.