All I Know (a Joe Sugg fanfiction)

Chapter 1

“Hey Everyone!” I said to the camera. I am a vlogger/future YouTuber. I was planning on setting up my channel when I get a little settled in when I get to england. “I’m about to get on my plane for the UK!!!! For people who Haven’t seen my past vlogs, I am moving to England!!! If you live in England, comment below, Tweet, Etc. I am soooooooooo excited guys you don’t even know!!” In the background I hear a flight attendant say that it is boarding time.

”Oh, I have to go now! Byyyeeeeee peeps!”

I got my seat on the plane and I get my phone out along with my Beats. I put on some Coldplay and fall asleep before we even take off.    

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~6 Hours Later~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SI just hopped off of the plane from New York to London. I looked around and saw a girl about my age holding up a piece of paper that said "Sarah Farber" on it. I walked over to her and asked, "Are you Sophie Kleppinger?"

"Yes, I am. So glad you've come to live with me, Sarah! We are going to have so much fun!" said Sophie with her British accent. We went down to the baggage claim and got my suitcases. Then, we went outside to get a cab.

"How old are you, Sarah?" Sophie said after we got in a cab.

"I'm 23. And you?" I asked after responding to sophie's question.

She replied, "I'm actually 30."

I didn't realise that there was a seven year gap. My parents had told me about her when they gave me the letter saying that I was going to go live in the UK with one of their friend's daughters. Even though there's a gap, I don't think that there will be a problem.

         We finally got to the apartment (or flat as they call it), Sophie gave me a key. When I opened the door, I was so dumbfounded. It was practically white. The only color was in the accessories in the kitchen or on the table in the dining room. It was really open and no clutter. There were stairs to downstairs and the only thing that was separating the stairs from the living/dining room was a couple sheets of glass with a rod of wood on the top.