As the commuter train rattled along its usual route with its cars packed fully, the young school girl named Alyssa Gregory was one of the lucky few to have grabbed a seat.  She was sure people looked at her with envy, so the green haired girl stared down at her phone as she sipped on her coke, her fast food lunch tucked next to her thigh.  The girl busily played a colourful matching game on her phone to distract her from the afternoon commute, as she went to school at one end of the line while living all the way at the other.  The hour commute was a daily thing for her.<br/><br/>Sitting as she was, her short red pleated skirt sat higher up her thighs than she might've liked, but her parents didn't want to pay for a new uniform, expensive as it was.  So she had to make do with a tighter, shorter skirt and a more form fitting shirt than she might've liked.<br/><br/>At the same time that she managed to peer up, she noticed an elderly woman, her trembling hands gripping the bar so she wouldn't topple when the train slipped into a curve.  She was the kind of girl that felt guilty about things, her nice girl demeanour forcing her to action.  "E-excuse me M'am, please have my seat!" she said quickly, leaving her food on the seat so no smuck would slink in as she stood and let the old woman take a much needed rest.<br/><br/>Alyssa felt happy about that, though now she hand to hold on to the bar herself, holding her coke and food bag in her other hand, making her unable to reach to anything else as she now stood among the crowd.