The wheels of a giant 747 screeched onto the runway of JFK airport. The airplane taxied to terminal 21 and Mark Simmons left the airplane and tried to find the exit. This in a airport is easier said than done. He asked a porter and he was sent the correct way.
Mark Simmons was twenty-seven years old, he had brown hair and of a slightly stocky build. He wore a suit, but not a business suit, more of casual. In his hand was a single bag of luggage which contained his only possessions: clothes, money, a few books and a manuscript. He came from England and had won a national screenwriting contest for an British website. Now, Mark was trying his hand in America on the behalf of Mark's shortly deceased rich uncle.
He walked to the long term car park and looked for the registration that was written on a piece of paper for him. He quickly found it. An Aston Martin DB5, the same as James Bond's. Mark smiled at his new treasure and jumped in. He started the engine and headed for uptown New York.
When he arrived he was amazed of the changes since the last time he was there. Different shops, different theatres and more Starbucks.
Mark followed the directions on his piece of paper and stopped in a large car park and headed to a coffee shop where he was to meet his dead uncle's solicitor. Mark looked at the coffee shop logo on the window and the scrawls on his paper: "Central Perk". He entered the cafe.
He was too early. He knew that so he would wait for him in the cafe with a cup of coffee. He sat at a table and shortly a waiter came over. Mark said he's have a cup of coffee. The Italian waiter asked him what kind. Mark would have to get used to America. Back home he just had coffee. The first name in his head was "Expresso."
The waiter came back shortly with the drink, and Mark intended to wait for his solicitor. Five minutes went by when he noticed the most beautiful creature he had ever seen sitting on the long chair in the middle of the cafe. She had brown hair, beautiful eyes, and skin of golden brown. Mark noticed that her friends were sitting with her, also the waiter. One of them, a blonde women, noticed Mark staring and must have told the beautiful woman about him. She came over and said: "Hi"