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Separation Anxiety [SOLO]

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Separation Anxiety [SOLO] Apr 24, 2017 21:35:45 GMT

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Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2017 21:35:45 GMT

Kas was getting impatient with the ridiculously huge crowd in the terminal. She and Saburo just needed to get home from school, but it was impossible to move around the sea of people trying to crowd themselves into the trains.

"God, this is annoying," she sighed. "Don't worry, Saburo, we'll-" she stopped as she turned around to find that her kid brother, the one thing she was supposed to keep watch over at all costs, was missing. "Saburo?" she repeated. She quietly started to panic as she fought through a sea of people to search for the little boy.

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Separation Anxiety [SOLO] Apr 26, 2017 15:28:07 GMT

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Post by Deleted on Apr 26, 2017 15:28:07 GMT

Minutes later, Kasumi was almost ready to call the police. The crowds had disappeared, and yet Saburo was nowhere to be found. She was about to burst into tears. How had she managed to lose Saburo again? The last time this happened she almost never saw him again. Mom and Dad would be so furious with her!

Eventually, Kasumi found herself in a part of the terminal she had never been in before. A lone train sat on a dimly lit track.

"Well, it can't get any worse at this point," she muttered. Steeling her nerves, she stepped into the open door and waited to see what would happen. She quickly sent a text to her mother letting her know that the two of them would be a little late getting home thanks to the busy traffic of the terminal. Eventually, the train lurched forward, and Kasumi hoped that it would lead her to her brother.