Katie sat in the bleak waiting room. Watching as people said their goodbyes and sat down until the gate opened. She'd had her luggage checked and labelled, and checked in for her flight. Now she was patiently awaiting to be informed of being able to board the plane.<br/>Katie noticed there was not as many people as there might have been for a normal flight. Especially since the plane was huge and the destination was supposed to be exceedingly sought after. No matter, she thought to herself. The less people on a plane, the better. Too many people was never a pleasant flight, and for one that was going to take 12 hours, she'd rather not have lots of obnoxious loud people on the flight.<br/><br/>The attendant had looked at her strangely, when she had checked in, Katie wasn't really sure why. Maybe it was because she only had a small rucksack with not a lot in it. Then again, it could have been the fact she'd only bought a single ticket. However, what she wondered was, did it really matter that much to these people. She'd been planning on leaving and starting again somewhere new, where no one knew her or about her. Where she could be anyone she wanted. Katie had been tempted to change her name once she'd gotten to her destination, but had thought it might be too complicated to do so had decided against it. She'd reset her computer, shredded all her paper documents and cleaned the flat before she'd abandoned it. There really was no trace of her, ever having been there. Aside from the fully furnished decor.<br/><br/>Katie brought her mind back to where she was, she'd realized she'd been over thinking or daydreaming. That was something she did a lot of the time... mostly, without even realizing it. The lobby style music in the waiting room was beginning to drive her mad. She pulled her bottle of water out of her bag and took a swig, then pulled a face, "ugh warm" she muttered to herself under her breath. Katie hated warm water, like the kind that was room temperature that left a nasty after taste. She'd gotten to check in on time, so only had an hour to wait, she looked back up at the clock for the umpteenth time, and only 20 minutes had passed since she'd gotten there.