Braydon was traveling down the isle, looking at the windows as he passed by for something to do while his parents had a nice luxury dinner in the seventh car without him. They had insisted he come, but Acacia kept bothering him otherwise, so he had given up and decidedly walked down the line of cars to find something to do.<br/><br/>"Dear, you are so solemn," she purred, swiveling her hips around the wall to pass in front of him but Braydon tried to ignore her. Acacia knew, and she was ready to keep toying with him, she always was. "Oh come now, Brie, I love the way you pout. It's really not fair to yourself to allow me the pleasure of such an adorable look on your face."<br/><br/>"Ugh, is this why you dragged me away from my family? To toy with me? I thought you said there was something weird following us."<br/><br/>"There is!" She remarked, licking her overly bright rose color lips. "But here's the idea, they aren't following you, no my dear. I wouldn't allow that." She stepped up to a door and stopped, despite Braydon's protest.<br/><br/>Her snorted, looking her up and down, clearly not interested in older women, "And what? In here?" he asked, looking at the door before looked back outside at the crisp white snow that had frosted the train window edges but bit at the middle where the warm air melted it all away. He laughed again, "I'm not exactly the adventure type," he explained.<br/><br/>"Mhmm," she purred, her eyes flickering with the positively radiant gold. She of course, didn't believe him. Braydon loved to go biking and she knew him better than that, but it was cute to watch him lie to her. She leaned back, looking through the window as she rapped on it softly.<br/><br/>"HEY!" Braydon barked, knowing that humans always mistook her actions for his, mainly because she had substance but no physical appearance for them to see. She was always tricky that way and that always got him riled up, of course, again to her liking. Acacia had a way about pushing him around, but on his own he was lot more independent and free than she allowed him to be.