Nurisya, a Malaysian student, was ecstatic to learn that she
had been chosen for a one-year immersion study program in Beijing, China.
She was to leave for Beijing on 5th November, a week after her school
examinations. On the day of her departure, Nurisya woke up early and got
ready to leave for the airport. However, just before leaving, she realized
that her passport was missing.
Nurisya and her mother frantically searched for the passport, but to no
avail. Her mother finally decided that Nurisya should leave for the airport,
while she stayed back to continue the search. Nurisya arrived at the airport
and informed her teachers, friends, and relatives about her passport mishap.
She even received a call from her mother, who was still searching for the
passport. However, just before the final call for her flight, Nurisya
received a call from her mother saying that she had found the passport in
the secret compartment of her red bag.
Nurisya was relieved and happy to have found her passport. She boarded her
flight and landed in Beijing. Later, she found out that her mother had
transferred the passport to the red bag in the middle of the night after
having a nightmare that the passport had been stolen. Nurisya was happy that
her mother had come to visit her in Beijing, and her joy was complete.
In conclusion, Nurisya's passport mishap caused a lot of anxiety and stress
on the day of her departure. However, her mother's love and quick thinking
saved the day, and Nurisya was able to begin her study abroad program. This
experience taught her the importance of double-checking all the essential
documents before leaving for a trip, and also the significance of having a
supportive family. |