Eliza opened the door to her tiny, cramped living quarters and sighed. Everything was as immaculate as ever. She sighed a bit and reached behind her, pulling the small bands that held her hair tightly. With her left foot she closed the door and headed straight to her tiny water closet. She reached in, again with her left foot, and turned the water on as her fingers and hair worked at removing the braid. A small smile of satisfaction reached her face as the steam from the incredibly hot water rose up in the tiny room. She quickly shed her outfit and climbed in, pulling the clear glass door shut behind her.<br/><br/>After she was showered and clean she shut off the water and twited her hair like a rag to ring it out, then let the same motion travely down her entire body, wringing the water from her soft, pliable skin. Quietly to herself, she hoped that when she stepped out of the shower someone would be there, in her room. Some official, or her Coordinator... Even Christine. As she opened the bathroom door she subconsciously swelled up her breasts, pussy, and ass a bit, exagerrating her features for a brief moment.<br/><br/>As usual, she was slightly disappointed. She dressed quietly and quickly in a different pair of civvies, this time masquerading as a girl next doo. T-shirt and Jeans, her short hair bouncing with every step. Again her chest and ass flattened, becoming less attractive. She sighed as she looked into the mirror and distorted her features slightly, making herself less attractive and a only cute. Her real face. She hadn't worn it in months.<br/><br/>She packed an overnight bag with a couple of changes of clothes and a few personal items someone would assume such a girl would carry. She truly looked the part of "just some girl".... And she despised it.<br/><br/>Without even looking up she picked up the envelope that had been placed on her small, wooden dresser and looked at the plane tickets, passport, and credit cards within. Mmm... AmEx Platinum... Her budget -was- expanded!<br/><br/>She didn't even look back as she stepped out the door, and headed for the airport.