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“Aunty Nasha! Why is it shaking so much! I’m afraid.” “It’s okay Zoe I’m afraid as well hold my hand and we’ll get through this together okay sweedie?” I lay my head in her lap and put her arm around me; I was cold and scared. I tried to think happy thoughts about how my new home was going to be but even that scared me. Next thing I don’t make new friends in my neighborhood? What if no one likes me in my new school? Will everyone forget who I back home? I started to get very nervous and by this time I was crying. Aunty Nasha held my head in her palms and said, “Zoe, don’t worry about it. Everything will be fine and I even heard mummy has a gift for you!” Her eyes opened wide and I grew excited. I placed my head in her lap and listened to the movie playing in the other side of her headset. …show more content…
I’m hungry again” “Sure sweedie, I get something for myself as well.”
She pressed a button at the side of the chair and within a couple of seconds a lady walked up to us. “Hi, how are you both. Is something I could do for you guys?”
She had a strange accent but I could still understand what she was saying. “I’ll like to have some juice and a snack please!” “And for you?” “Can I have a glass of wine?” said Aunty Nasha. “Sure, I’ll be back soon.”
Before I can blink twice she was back. She brought me back some pretzels, and a bag of cameral popcorn with some apple juice. She handed Aunty Nasha some kind of red juice that smelt weird but I couldn’t try it. Aunty Nasha said it was to calm her nerves and will make me feel droopy if I had it. After I finished my snacks I felt so stuffed. I placed my head on Aunty Nasha’s lap and she played with my hair until I fell fast asleep…
I was woken by a sudden tremble—it was the plane again. “Is something wrong with the engines or something? Why doesn’t the pilot ever tell us when the plane is going to shake like this? It really scares me.” “He did sweedie! You just didn’t hear him in your

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