The truck stop was a storm of activity and conversation, mostly those who made their livings out on the road, far from family and friends. They weren't the sort that she would normally consort with, but she was certain that among them there had to be a degree of respect. Not many could handle such a job, spending over 100 hours a week if not more on the road. Trading one stop for another and never being able to have a conversation with the same person twice in the same week.  She couldn't do it, she thrived on familiarity, something that most could do without. For Audrey, routines had been very important, a schedule for work, for play, for relaxation. She had everything down to a t quite literally, that was all gone now, and she had to start anew. Something she was not convinced she could handle.<br/><br/>Green eyes swept along the dining area studiously before it averted to the store section. There amidst the isles she'd find anything a person could want. Toiletries, magazines, medicines, candies. There was no incredible amount mind you, but enough for those passing through to tend to various needs a person might have. SLowly she moved, faded work boots caressing the floor with every step she took. They seemed awkward to her, but no more than the fact she was dressed in jeans and a simple hoodie with a cami beneath. It was the only thing she held of her old life, well that and her camera which lay safely packed between layers of attire she had purchased before her move.  How a girl could go from luxury to simple life was beyond her and she could only hope she would adjust to it sooner than later.<br/><br/>The counter had been the direction she was heading, her left hand reaching out to snag a local map along the way. Placing it down she set her purse upon the counter and began to dig through it for her wallet.  " Hi there, will this be all?' The voice came, female it seemed and after her wallet was in hand she looked up and gave a half smile. Audrey had always been a popular girl, all through highschool and her career, she even had even won homecoming queen once upon a time. To see her now no one would believe it.  Her complexion was perfect for the most part, features well defined and dainty, her body proportionate to her size which was just under 5'4.  Her hair had been a rich mass of chocolate curls, pulled primarily up into a messy bun held with the all tangible hair band bought from a local store back home. Eyes were vibrant in color, green like seafoam, lashes dark which at the moment cast a shadow beneath her eyes. She looked tired, pale and to some perhaps a bit malnourished, though normally she had always been on the thin side of nature.<br/><br/>"Yes please, uhhh..could you possibly call me a taxi perhaps to get to the hotel. " She inquired. The clerk had been kind no matter what her oppinions of Audrey might have been. " Sure, they usually take about 15-20 minutes to arrive though, you can stay in here till they do if ya want, but you'll have to watch at the window. They won't wait very long. "  Audrey had handed over the five dollar bill and was waiting her change as the woman had spoken. "Looking to stay awhile?" The voice came again and Audrey offered another smile with a slight nod. " yeah, for a bit. " she replied before accepting her change and tucking it to her pocket of her jeans before giving a word of thanks and heading off towards the window by the door, luggage handle in hand as she dragged it along.<br/><br/>She was not a very open sort of person and Audrey felt that the woman was being friendly, perhaps it went along with her job, but there was still this distrust and she hoped the taxi would arrive soon.