<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="text-decoration: underline">The Great Eastern</span><br/><br/>The captain nodded when Willis said the ship was good to go. Finally, he thought. He was really dying to just get out of there, finish this trip and get back home. Something about this ship made him uneasy.<br/><br/>"Good, I will send word to the passengers, and off we go", the man replied, before turning around and leaning over to shout for some boys he kept around. They were pretty good at delivering messages for a few coins, after all.<br/><br/>Once the boys ran like rats off a sinking ship, the captain retired for a moment to his cabin, to make sure he had everything he needed there.<br/><br/><span style="text-decoration: underline">Margareth Mills</span><br/><br/>Margareth smiled at her younger sister. She was really happy to have Evelyn with her for a trip. It was always a good idea to do something different, and they should do it before they both got married, after all. That was why Margareth had chosen this moment for their little trip.<br/><br/>Her sister's question made Margareth think for a moment. "It does, but it means we will have a cozier group", Margareth suggested, always trying to look at the bright side. "We might even have a ball or something, and make acquaintance with everyone", she suggested happily. "I am really excited to travel aboard the Great Eastern. Our friends at home will just die when they hear about it".<br/><br/>Once she had finished her words, Margareth was about to mark her book to store it, when someone knocked on the door. "Must be our word to go back to the ship", she commented. "Would you get it, dear?".</div>