Katie smiled halfheartedly back at the girl not really sure where this would lead. When the girl told her she had lived there beforehand it shocked Katie, she didn't seem like the other people who lived there. Most of them only cared about themselves and were only friends with people who seemed to help them gain something... or maybe that was only the ones Katie had previously come across. She couldn't imagine ever coming back here again, yet alone several times a year. When she asked if she was nervous Katie had snapped back to the present moment.<br/>"Not really, what's the worst that could happen? We all die? That's something that will happen one day anyway" Katie replied to Alexis as they got closer to the attendant whom was checking tickets and passports before allowing people on the flight and the such likes.<br/><br/>As Katie got to the final checkpoint before she'd be able to get on the flight, a fleeting moment of thought drifted through her mind. Perhaps she should have told her mother she was leaving first, what if she did go looking for her in the end? Katie dismissed the thought as soon as it came with a mental note<br/>'She only cares about what's at the bottom of the next bottle'. Katie's mother had become a heavy drinker and pill taker after her husband had run away with his pretty blonde assistant. Katie's thoughts were once again interrupted, this time by the attendant asking for her boarding pass. Katie passed it to the attendant who tore off the main part and left Katie with the stub and waved her through to the long corridor which would take her straight onto the plane. Katie drew a deep breath and took her first step to freedom. Or so she thought.