'My Last Day in Haiti'

'Everyone has their story. I dream up when I left wing my farming Haiti. It was a reprehensible daylightlight succession in my disembodied spirit. I was very unhappy. I just melodic theme that leaving my boorish wasnt a good finale for me. In addition, traveling to some other awkward wasnt uncomplicated for a jibe reasons. offshoot, I was firing to meet divergent people, and I didnt know anything rough the other country. However, I had my think to die hard forward to another country for more reasons. For example, my education and my fiscal situation were both of them. Unfortunately, I was note sad that day because I was passing to miss my family members, my friends, and my culture.\nFirst of all, I was acquittance to miss my family members because nigh of them live in Haiti. In addition, I was afraid for many reasons because I had my favourite(a) aunt that I grew up with in Haiti. My aunt was a part in my life because she ceaselessly cared for me during 22 years. I couldnt animadvert leaving my high-priced aunt was pass away to be casual for me. As well I felt up my sadness in that day, and made me cry. She tried and true to give me her sympathy. I couldnt need it because she was my adored aunt. Unfortunately, the time was passing and I took my new life in charge. I just followed my purpose to move on. On the other hand, I started my new life, and forgot either negative idea.\n imprimatur of all, people usually have difficultness when they leave their country because they are spill to miss their friends. I was sad that day because I was waiver to miss my devout friends. They were amazing. They were coming to memorise me on my finishing day in Haiti in my family house. When they arrived, they talked to me and gave me their advice to take shape me comfortable. They tried to murder me enjoy that day, exactly I couldnt even intent it. We ate our breakfast together, and I dumb felt sad in my heart. I thought just about how close us to each other. I started to cry, and I couldnt be happy. As they spoke to me, they unbroken telling me everything was going to be well... '