Kensi Davis was bored as she looked out the window. It was a beautiful sight, she thought. She was on her way to Hawaii for her twin sister's wedding. It was going to be such a grand affair, Kensi was sure of that. She knew her sister and she liked good things in life now. Ever since she had got famous with her modeling, Crystal liked living the good life. Kensi wasn't looking forward to it, she thought, as she rested back against the blue airplane seat. She didn't hate her sister, but she just couldn't relate to her anymore. Hadn't been able to since Kensi turned down the modeling offer and Crystal took it up. Since that day, Kensi felt closer to her dad then her twin and her mother. She and her dad shared the love of many of the same things, mainly outdoors stuff.<br/><br/>Hopefully she wouldn't feel too bored at the wedding, Kensi thought. She wished Eric, her boyfriend, could have come with her but Crystal decided to get married to guy she had only dated for six months and announced the wedding not too long afterwards. Eric hadn't had enough notice get off of work to join her. The stewardess asked if she needed anything and Kensi shook her head.<br/><br/>"I'm fine. Thanks."<br/><br/>Maybe she'd try to get a nap in before they arrived. Lord knew Crystal and their mom would be dragging her around, introducing her to people that spent way too much money on their clothing and makeup. Of course, the sun was coming through the window, and she tried to lower the shade to block it. She settled down into the seat and thought a nap could do her some good.<br/><br/>Kensi was able to fall asleep for a little while. She was a heavy enough sleeper to miss the light thud, but was jerked awake by the loud ding. She looked around and saw the seat belt sign. Her hands shook a little as she reached for hers. She had rarely flown in a plane, fear of something bad happening. Everyone told she'd be fine. Crystal and Mom had flown lots of times and nothing bad ever happened to them.<br/><br/>"What's going-"<br/><br/>Kensi started to ask, to no one in particular, when her question was answered. It was just turbulence...Okay, she would be fine. She told herself. Turbulence happened. Probably happened all the time. It was nothing to worry-<br/><br/>Kensi grabbed the arms of her seat in a panic when the rambling grew louder. It's not just-She screamed, although she could barely hear her own voice, when the explosion hit. She was pushed painfully back into her seat, keeping a death grip on the arms of her chair as they began to go down. She let go of the seat to grab the oxygen mask that fell in front of her face. Her hands were shaking in terror as she put it on.<br/><br/>Once Kensi had the mask secure, her hands went back to gripping the seat's arms. She closed her eyes tightly and thought, 'I'm going to die.' Her world went black as she thought that she hoped her boyfriend never forgot that she loved him.