Even a three hour drive can seem like an eternity when you're pulling over to the side of the road to throw up what you haven't eaten. Luckily, each time didn't take too long and she was back on the road quickly, heading up the long and empty road to G-town. Charlie liked his gambling, and despite how ugly the habit could be, she knew he did a lot of good with the money he won so she didn't fault him in the least. Arriving in what used to be her old college town, she couldn't help but smile. Every emotion was written on everyone's face. You could tell who had won, and who had lost and who was looking for a game. But she had a different goal in mind.<br/><br/>Parking her bike in front of what looked like an old condemned building, she threw the keys to an old man who was sprawled out the front of it. He'd watch the bike for her, knowing she'd give him cash afterward, and would move it if people started asking too many questions. No offers were given, nor were thanks. It was just the system here, right beneath the nose of the high and mighty.<br/><br/>Shoving aside a few planks and letting them fall back into place, she moved through the condemned building with ease. "Hey Charlie...Damnit, I know you're here!"