Every day started very much the same for Gray. She’d wake up, she’d have a protein drink and then she’d go for a run. She was determined to keep her dancing figure, despite the fact that there were so many things to indulge on here. A bakery for one, plenty of nice restaurants with very carb heavy meals, a candy store for god’s sake, all of it called out to her, but Gray knew better than to fall victim to her own desires. She continued to run, passing all of those by without a car, and continued down the beach. When she was on her way back from her run, that was usually when people were starting to get up and move around for the day, and she was usually at the jogging portion of her run. She was heading back herself, almost to the school when she turned a corner and ran right into someone, sending her to the ground with a groan.
God what were they a brick wall or something? She found herself looking up at one of the guards- she had seen him during the punishment when she was walking by, and she stood up with a groan. “Sorry about that,” she apologized. “I don’t normally see people up this early, I wasn’t paying attention,” she explained. And it was early, the sun was just coming up- usually it was another twenty or thirty minutes before she’d even see the guards reporting for work. Maybe she’d gotten faster and needed to extend her running path to make up for that.