The refugee, before Christmas

Chapter 1 The Walk begins

Edward was excited because he was going to be starting a walk across the world and he was starting in Kensington and he had never been in London before, so he must get on his first transportation because he is only allowed in four mode of transport and that is Plane Trains, Bus and he has never gone on The London Underground before. So, he gets on The Tube and heads to Kings Cross station because he must go and get the Eurostar to Paris and then start his adventure from there onward. So, he arrives at Kings Cross Station. But as he arrives in Kings Cross Station there's a problem because loads of trains are being cancelled because of the pandemic.

and Edward knows that he must make it on the train. So, he asked the train inspector and said do you know when the next train is leaving to Paris, and he said it leaves in 4 minutes, but you need to have your ticket ready for the train and he said but I haven't got a ticket yet. And I don't have enough money for a ticket I'm a refugee boy trying to walk across the country and the train inspector said fine I'll buy you this ticket, but you must promise that you'll pay for the next one. So, he gets on the train, and he was so glad that he was on the way. Now he can relax on the train all the way to Paris.

"TICKETS PLEASE! Spoke the ticket inspector and Edward said here you go sir; I'm travelling around the world in 24 hours and the ticket inspector said good luck Edward on your challenge.

"" SCREECH" Goes the train! Why have we stopped asked Edward and the ticket inspector said there's a cow on the tracks and we could be here all day! 8:00 AM, I must get going asked Edward, so I jumped off the train and headed up the mountain. And as I was walking up the mountain, I could hear a horse and carriage coming from the mountains. And it was the London County buses they were heading to France, so I checked my modes of transports and I've got Buses, Plane, Boat left on the list. So, I jumped on the bus but there was another problem it was too expensive, so I sneaked on the county bus and headed for France and there was another refugee boy heading to France and his name was James and he has also come from London.

And I was glad that I wasn't the only one coming from London but of course he wasn't going to stay with me the whole way around the 24 hours.

"Next Stop Paris"! So, we finally arrived in Paris, and I was so glad that we arrived. Because I had to go and find the harbour next and jump on a ferry to Africa and walk up the mountains and deserts.