Boy in Singapore

Part 1 (shifting )

"In America, a city where anything is possible and opportunities abound, a 10-year-old boy named Sam lived a happy life. With skin as white as snow and lips as red as beetroot, Sam was as sweet as candy. He was an amazing writer and loved playing badminton. Sam lived with his family and was a very good child who never misbehaved or disobeyed anyone. He was also good in studies and had a great profile in school.As Sam was about to turn 11, his father surprised him with a big announcement. One Monday morning, his father said, "Hey Sam, I have a huge surprise for you!" Sam was excited and asked, "What is it, Dad?" His father replied, "I'll tell you after school, your bus is here." Sam was disappointed but still smiled and said, "Okay, Dad, bye, got to go!"In school, Sam forgot about the surprise, but during break, he remembered and told his friend Tom, "Hey, Tom, you know that Dad is going to tell me something amazing!" Tom said, "Oh poor you, you must be restless about the surprise. Tell me when you find out!" After school, Sam rushed home and asked his father, "Hey Dad, what's the surprise?" His father said, "We're transferring to Singapore!" Sam burst into happiness, "My dream city! Thank you, thank you so much, Dad!"The next day was Sam's last day of school. He got ready, tightened his collar, and walked smartly with a bright smile. In class, he announced, "Hey guys, I'm shifting to Singapore tomorrow!" Everyone, including the teacher, said, "Have a good life there, buddy!" Sam thanked everyone and took a seat. After school, his mom told him to pack for the flight. Sam happily packed his things and couldn't sleep that night due to excitement.The next morning, they went to the airport, finished boarding, and sat down. But Sam realized he lost his AirPods! His mom was angry, and Tom was stressed. They contacted the lost and found services but couldn't find them. Sam forgot about it as they landed in Singapore. They booked their house, and when they entered the apartment, Sam was stunned by its beauty. He quickly ran and asked his dad the floor number, pressed it, and cheerfully entered the house. His room was clean, and he giggled, "I wish it stays the same till the end of the year!""