02-20-2018, 05:56 AM
Winona shook her head at the mention of people who had been stuck her for ten years or longer. “I can’t possibly imagine being here for ten years. I’d go crazy- maybe literally.” She grabbed her mug and quickly drank the remaining few gulps of tea. She didn’t like to leave an unfinished cup of tea. “Alright I’ll go grab a sweater and be right back,” she pushed her chair back and heaved herself up. She wandered up to her room.
After unlocking the door she hopped in and opened the dresser drawer. Her favorite hoodie was a soft grey one so she picked that one, threw it on and went for the door. After exiting the room she locked her door and trotted as fast as she could back to Connor. She didn’t want to keep him waiting too long.
“Ready to go? Oh thank you!” She smiled at him and squeezed outside the door when he held it open for her.
The town would probably be a good tourist trap if it wasn’t so secretive and borderline creepy. It had a good location- a beach town that was pretty and foggy. It has an old timey feel to it with the buildings and the horse drawn carriages. Traveling people would just eat this stuff up! Winona could imagine the place as a tourist trap town. Pretty lights wrapped around the trees at night, a street of gift shops filled with little trinkets.
Unfortunately this wasn’t how it was. Anyone who came here would find themselves trapped.
She didn’t have a camera, but she did have her phone which was just fine for taking pictures with, should she find something picture worthy. She wasn’t exactly big on taking pictures but if a good opportunity came she might snap a picture or two.
The pair waited for a carriage and climbed in. “I think finding more copies of that book will be my mission,” she chuckled, trying to settle into the seat and be as comfortable as she could. She placed a hand on her belly. “I’ll have to ask around. Maybe someone else has a copy?” She mused. She admired the scenery as the horses pulled the carriage through town. It was quite lovely here.
After unlocking the door she hopped in and opened the dresser drawer. Her favorite hoodie was a soft grey one so she picked that one, threw it on and went for the door. After exiting the room she locked her door and trotted as fast as she could back to Connor. She didn’t want to keep him waiting too long.
“Ready to go? Oh thank you!” She smiled at him and squeezed outside the door when he held it open for her.
The town would probably be a good tourist trap if it wasn’t so secretive and borderline creepy. It had a good location- a beach town that was pretty and foggy. It has an old timey feel to it with the buildings and the horse drawn carriages. Traveling people would just eat this stuff up! Winona could imagine the place as a tourist trap town. Pretty lights wrapped around the trees at night, a street of gift shops filled with little trinkets.
Unfortunately this wasn’t how it was. Anyone who came here would find themselves trapped.
She didn’t have a camera, but she did have her phone which was just fine for taking pictures with, should she find something picture worthy. She wasn’t exactly big on taking pictures but if a good opportunity came she might snap a picture or two.
The pair waited for a carriage and climbed in. “I think finding more copies of that book will be my mission,” she chuckled, trying to settle into the seat and be as comfortable as she could. She placed a hand on her belly. “I’ll have to ask around. Maybe someone else has a copy?” She mused. She admired the scenery as the horses pulled the carriage through town. It was quite lovely here.