EMILY
While traveling in a moving car, I often find a profound sense of depth by gazing out the window, watching the world blend together. It's a fleeting moment that brings a feeling of liberation and introspection. As the wind gently brushes against your face and the outside scenery becomes blurred, it symbolizes leaving behind the troubles and burdens of our lives. Or at least, that's how I perceive it in that moment.
"It's all over the internet," Rachel exclaimed, showing her phone screen to Ian, who was behind the wheel.
Aunt Lena and I occupied the back seats of the truck, while Rachel and Ian sat up front. We were heading to see a highly popular movie at the time, which explained Rachel's excitement. Personally, I didn't really care about watching the movie or doing much of any
