<div style="text-align: justify;">The captain was somewhat anxious. There was that sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach he couldn't quite explain. There was something wrong with this ship. Just like any sea man, the captain was superstitious. There were rumors about the Great Eastern, that she brought bad luck within her hull. It seemed as though even passengers knew she was bad.<br/><br/>Oh, well, hopefully they would have a safe and smooth trip, just cross the Atlantic and come back home without much trouble.<br/><br/>With that in mind, the captain started a long round through the ship, to make sure nothing was missing from its place. They would be sailing soon.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">---------------</div><br/>Margareth smiled to the boy as well. He was very cute, indeed, but, knowing children well through having work as a governess for a while, Maggie knew very well how those cute kids with those smiles could be the biggest troublemakers. Still, they were usually sweet ones.<br/><br/>Once she was sure everything she had to take was in her suitcase, Maggie picked it up and went to the boy with a sweet. "There you go as well, young sailor", she told the boy with a grin.<br/><br/>The boy would wait for the coin as well and thank both ladies profusely before running off, quick as a mouse.<br/><br/>Margareth couldn't help but laugh and shake her head.<br/><br/>"Isn't he the most adorable thing?", she asked her sister, while waiting for her to be ready to go.</div>