BloodyKharma
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Billy & Cassie
"Attention ladies and gentlemen, we seem to have come across some...technical difficulties. The conductor has gone out to assess the situation, luckily we've stopped just a couple miles away from our destination, so if we come across any major problems help is just about an hour away. Please remain calm, I understand that some of you might be concerned, but I assure you that everything is under control. Remain in your seats, do not, I repeat DO NOT leave your cars. Train attendants will now be making their way through each and every car, to make sure that everyone is okay. I only ask for those that might have been hurt, or injured in any way after the sudden stop, to move to the front of their respective cars if possible. This will make it easier for the attendants to apply first aid when needed, thank you for your cooperation."
Billy let out an exasperated sigh, pinching the bridge of his nose as he repeated the words over the trains intercom for a second and final time. After slamming the receiver down much more loudly then necessary. "Of all the fucking times for something like this to happen, it has to happen on my last day aboard this train. My last fucking day!" grinding his teeth in frustration, he quickly made his way to the door leading outside. Taking a moment to peer through the circular window set into the door, he sighed again, turning to lean his back against the door and shoving his hands deep into his pockets as he did so.
Cassie silently watched for a moment, nervously biting her lip as she watched her coworker lose his cool. She stared over at him briefly, before quickly looking down at her feet as he looked over and his eyes met hers. "Sh-shouldn't we be going out their and making sure everyones okay like you said? Someone might have gotten hurt..."
"You go ahead and take care of that, I need to stay here and make sure the conductor gets back inside safely. He's been gone for nearly ten minutes, and theirs still no sight of him, hopefully everything's okay out there."
Cassie opened her mouth to protest, but decided against saying anything, what he said made sense. She'd just have to muster up the courage to face the passengers herself. Get yourself together girl, you can do this. Their are men and women out their who are much more frightened then you, they need reassurance, and nothing less then that. You. Can. Do. This! Taking one last look over at Billy, who had went back to looking out the window, she put on a brave face before grabbing a first aid kit and slowly making her way over to another door at the end of the car. Placing her pale hand on the doors cold metal handle, she closed her eyes, taking a moment to steady her breathing. A couple of seconds passed before her grip finally tightened around the door handle, and she calmly but slowly pushed the door, trying to look as unperturbed as possible as she made her way into the first car.
"Attention ladies and gentlemen, we seem to have come across some...technical difficulties. The conductor has gone out to assess the situation, luckily we've stopped just a couple miles away from our destination, so if we come across any major problems help is just about an hour away. Please remain calm, I understand that some of you might be concerned, but I assure you that everything is under control. Remain in your seats, do not, I repeat DO NOT leave your cars. Train attendants will now be making their way through each and every car, to make sure that everyone is okay. I only ask for those that might have been hurt, or injured in any way after the sudden stop, to move to the front of their respective cars if possible. This will make it easier for the attendants to apply first aid when needed, thank you for your cooperation."
Billy let out an exasperated sigh, pinching the bridge of his nose as he repeated the words over the trains intercom for a second and final time. After slamming the receiver down much more loudly then necessary. "Of all the fucking times for something like this to happen, it has to happen on my last day aboard this train. My last fucking day!" grinding his teeth in frustration, he quickly made his way to the door leading outside. Taking a moment to peer through the circular window set into the door, he sighed again, turning to lean his back against the door and shoving his hands deep into his pockets as he did so.
Cassie silently watched for a moment, nervously biting her lip as she watched her coworker lose his cool. She stared over at him briefly, before quickly looking down at her feet as he looked over and his eyes met hers. "Sh-shouldn't we be going out their and making sure everyones okay like you said? Someone might have gotten hurt..."
"You go ahead and take care of that, I need to stay here and make sure the conductor gets back inside safely. He's been gone for nearly ten minutes, and theirs still no sight of him, hopefully everything's okay out there."
Cassie opened her mouth to protest, but decided against saying anything, what he said made sense. She'd just have to muster up the courage to face the passengers herself. Get yourself together girl, you can do this. Their are men and women out their who are much more frightened then you, they need reassurance, and nothing less then that. You. Can. Do. This! Taking one last look over at Billy, who had went back to looking out the window, she put on a brave face before grabbing a first aid kit and slowly making her way over to another door at the end of the car. Placing her pale hand on the doors cold metal handle, she closed her eyes, taking a moment to steady her breathing. A couple of seconds passed before her grip finally tightened around the door handle, and she calmly but slowly pushed the door, trying to look as unperturbed as possible as she made her way into the first car.
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