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Freetown Airport

The guides that were sent to greet the couple lined up at the door. They were tasked with taking them to numerous places downtown, to the restaurants around the city. They waited for the attention and the everything surrounding the plane for the Alerian Superior family. Immediately, one of the tour guides caught eye of Mrs. Sophia Gryaznov. The boy started to drool. Despite being a fourteen-year-old, he knew the city inside and out. He knew the city of Freetown and the twin city of Lungi. He waved to her. It took a slap from the other tour guide to get him back to his senses. He stood at attention once again and waited for everyone to calm down.

The boy was not raised in Lungi nor Freetown. He was born and raised in Haiti. However, there was an event months ago that got him to the mainland. The hurricane on the island destroyed a lot. The boy was left on the streets with his little sister. He stole bread from neighboring towns to help his little sister and people all over his town. His town, grateful of his work, each donated what little money they had so he could catch a plane to the mainland. They all gave him all he had so he could afford the flight from Jacmel. Mzeki Begoruga looked at the plane. He looked at the surrounding airport with the numerous Deerfenese-Yuno Airways, Sunrise Airways, Alerian Airways, and Monarch Airliners planes all landing in the numerous terminals. He then waited for his counterpart, Odelin Walker, a baseball player as well, to stare him back. Odelin is from Haiti as well. He came with his little sister, Katelyn. They have an apartment in downtown Lungi. "Mzeki, let's take their stuff to the limo," Odelin said.

sorry this one is a little short.

On WSAR's unofficial social media pages, police notice a large amount of discussions mostly against the new extradition bill. Some even discussed ways to raid or protest. Police raided these groups' leaders' houses, arresting them. But they were shortly realeashed because they showed zero signs of cooperation.

August 8th, 2019, outside of Karlsson's resident.

In the early morning of August 8th, about 5,000 people all apart of The Guzo Civil Rights Front (GCRF), an organization of 60 right-wing, pro-democracy groups gather up on Hucfojsk's Square and peacefully protest to the Yeet Street, specifically infront of Karlsson's resident. Police were informed of immediately and arrived to the street. The president was evacuated as soon as the first crowd showed up outside the gate. People hangup sticky notes, anti-gov symbols and flag, banners,... The police arrived with shields, baton, tear gas, pepper spray,... hitting and spraying the crowd. The last group of protesters left around 5:06 pm.

August 10th, Guzo Parliament. 7:00 pm.

Wolarossa Karlsson made a speech warning people not to provoke or the government is going to use violents. She wanted to have a more peaceful solution and have a public speak with the leaders of the protest. She also explain the benefits of the new extradition bill and said that there arent anything to be worried about.
By this time, the protest have gained international attentions.

To be continue...

Mrs. Gryaznov noticed the two boys carrying the luggage to the limousine. Grateful for their courtesy, she gets up from the leather limousine seat in her pink Louis Vuitton wrap coat. As she walks over to the boys, she gives off an ecstatic smile towards the two. Kneeling at them, she shakes the boys' hands and knowing very little of the Deerfenland language, she thanks the boys.
Walking back to the car, she shakes the hands of the tour guides which parallel the front of the vehicle.
As she and her husband got back into the limousine, the guide abruptly closes the door. The large crowd which was once scattered around the aircraft was now invincible through the tinted, bulletproof windows.
As the limousine left the airport, the president's private secretary began to go through the itinerary.

"First of all Mr. President, we shall arrive at the Regent's hotel. There, it is expected that you and Mrs. Gryaznov are to host a reception for multiple members of the Deerfenese government. Afterwards, you and Mrs. Gryaznov are planned to walk the streets of the capital and speak to small business owners"

"Out of curiosity, when shall we meet the Deerfenese President?" Mrs. Gryaznov interrupts the private secretary.

"Tonight ma'am. The Deerfenese president is hosting a state banquet at their home"

The discussion in the limousine distracted the sight of the many Deerfenese lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the motorcade. As the limousine began to slow and pull into the Regent's hotel, the crowds lining the pavements only got thicker. The two guide boys from the rural island of Haiti had never seen nor heard the roar of the crowds before. Still stunned by the mass amount of people, they both promptly get to their feet and race to open the limousine door.
As the president and first lady stood upon the pavement, they yet again found themselves waving at crowds and shaking hands. After accepting many bouquets of flowers from the people, Alexander and Sophia entered the hotel. There to greet the two in the hotel's atrium was a translator who was prepared to translate dialogue for the upcoming reception with Deerfenese parliamentarians.