Wednesday detested traveling. With just about every fiber in her being. There was nothing comfortable about being crammed in a metal tube that somehow managed to get off the ground. This particular plane weighed approximately 75 tons. Of course she researched as much as she could about what could possibly be her grave.
“Maybe you should’ve just taken a boat?”
Her brother wondered through the phone pressed up against her ear as she stared out the window unease settling in her stomach like a stone. “I have to get there quickly. There’s no time for boats.” She mumbled the last bit, having a love for water and everything in it deemed it a far better experience then the current one. Luckily, she had already slept most of the time away and in a few hours she’d be out and about, learning her new surroundings.
Being as curious as she was found herself lost a lot faster than she’d admit it. In fact, she’s rather rely on the small book of translations in order to attempt to get somewhere familiar. Her head was so deep in her book that she didn’t even see when she all but bodied slammed into a larger body, knocking herself back and stumbling. With a bit of flailing she was able to save herself, but the contents of her bag laid bare on the sidewalk. Phone, makeup, pen and pad, and more noticeably a cam-quarter and a tape recorder.
“Ah, damnit,” She mumbled lowly as she knelt down to pick up her things.
“I’m really sorry about that, sir.”