JadeKnight
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Craig Newman smiled with anticipation as he stared out the window of the plane. It was early evening and they were flying low for the final landing sequence. The dazzling lights of Sicily could be seen coming up fast and bright. He couldn't wait to see his exchange family.
Being 19, he would have been considered too old for the program. However, he had been held back a year in early grade school due to a few personal problems. However, he was able to overcome those problems, earning excellent grades throughout the rest of his school years. Normally students who joined the program had to be 18 or young, but an exception was made in his case. He was told that despite being in the program, there was a high chance he wouldn't be picked due to his age. However, he got lucky and was selected by a family from Italy.
The plane touched down on the asphalt was a couple of bumps before fully touching the ground. Even at night, Craig could tell the airport was pretty busy. The plane soon came to stop at their gate, powering down. As he gathered his backpack out of the overhead bin, the two people he had shared his row with wished him luck in his new school. He thanked them before following everyone off of the plane. He had to wait a few minutes to get his two large black travel back off of the luggage conveyor. Once he had them, he stepped out in front of the main doors, looking for his exchange family.
Being 19, he would have been considered too old for the program. However, he had been held back a year in early grade school due to a few personal problems. However, he was able to overcome those problems, earning excellent grades throughout the rest of his school years. Normally students who joined the program had to be 18 or young, but an exception was made in his case. He was told that despite being in the program, there was a high chance he wouldn't be picked due to his age. However, he got lucky and was selected by a family from Italy.
The plane touched down on the asphalt was a couple of bumps before fully touching the ground. Even at night, Craig could tell the airport was pretty busy. The plane soon came to stop at their gate, powering down. As he gathered his backpack out of the overhead bin, the two people he had shared his row with wished him luck in his new school. He thanked them before following everyone off of the plane. He had to wait a few minutes to get his two large black travel back off of the luggage conveyor. Once he had them, he stepped out in front of the main doors, looking for his exchange family.
