The whole train ride, Kenzi McAllister rested her head against the cold glass window and watched mournfully as blankets of flaky white snow descended from the heavens. It added to her brooding melancholy of suddenly becoming an orphan at the fragile age of 16. It hurt her to think about it; Ten days ago she had lived a happy life with her mother and father, while her awkward sister lived several states away in her own house in the country. That all changed with one horrible car wreck, and it certainly added to her sorrow knowing it had happened a day before Christmas Eve. She had spent the entire Christmas holiday wholly inconsolable, drowning in her own tears and hiding under a pillow as her aunt and a social worker tried to comfort her.<br/><br/>Aunt Gracey had offered to let her live with her, but for reasons inexplicable to Kenzi, she hated most of her relatives. With a passion. She politely refused, opting to travel and live with her sister, who had also insisted that Kenzi live with her. Though at times she felt she hardly knew Amber, it was still better than living with... Gracey. She cringed just thinking about it, and cringing always brought on a fresh torrent of tears.<br/><br/>On that winter day Kenzi was beginning to feel like she had cried all she could have cried. She was still terribly sad, but her eyes just... Wouldn't water anymore. She ate nothing the train service offered, though her stomach growled. From what she remembered about Amber, her sister loved to cook... And besides that, Kenzi thought the gruel the train served was unappealing to the fullest. She just waited and waited, several hours until the train finally stopped in a lonely town, perhaps twenty miles away from Amber's home. She grabbed her bags, sniffling slightly from her melancholy and the cold she had taken from the window, and climbed off of the train in single file.<br/><br/>She wore a nice fur-lined jacket and a pair of boots, both good choices for the ground was simply layered in snow. The train-station was sparsely populated, so it would be easy to find her sister. She drew her hood up over her head, shivering terribly in the cold, and then Kenzi began to scan for her sister, would notice her blond hair anywhere.