Natalie was kinda freaked out. Stacey was scary with her looks and attitude. Natalie shot a glance at Ava, who usually stood up to Stacey. But today, Ava was keeping it zipped.
Two hours later, they were there. They stepped off the train, blinking at the unfamiliar station. They were beaten, but Stacey was all, "We're taking a bus next." Their destination was way out in the sticks, a real hike.
"Why can't we just grab a cab?" Natalie moaned.
"We're saving dough," Stacey said, not giving a hoot.
Natalie zipped it, not wanting to argue about money.
"Are you the ones who booked my place?" the old lady asked.
"Yeah, I'm Aurelia," Stacey said.
"Okay, get in," the woman said, leading them inside. The interior decoration was not very modern, but it was squeaky clean.
"I stay upstairs; you
