* I steadied the small the aircraft against an updraft of wind as I flew Gina-Leigh Jericho and Caiden Bauer towards Anchorage, Alaska. Caiden sat in the co-pilot seat and Gina sat in the back. She had been silent the whole flight so far - which was unlike Gina. I smiled when I thought about how excited Bronwyn Jericho had been to get rid of Catherine for awhile. Gillian would be going home soon and would need our mother's help. My mate had been downright giddy at the prospect. It felt odd not being apart of Bianca's search party, but Joel had insisted that I continue on with this flight plan. Gina had rescheduled once already and she needed to be checked out. She seemed to be in more pain lately. I had every intention of making a trip to Talkeetna and meeting with my good ol' buddy Quinn Cooper. The bastard. Caiden would stay with Gina no doubt, so I felt comfortable handling this piece of the business on my own. * Doing alright back there, Gina Leigh? * I asked, looking back at her in the small mirror. Her eyes met mine and I could see the apprehension in them. * I'm fine. * She'd been spending more time with Caiden. I sized him up as we flew, knowing that he was taken with my sister. And she seemed to be taken by him too if her silly little calf eyes were any indication. * She doesn't seem fine to me. * I muttered to Caiden. Gina cut her eyes at me. He smiled, his eyes traveling to my sister. I still didn't like it. I didn't know this guy and Gina had terrible taste in men. * I think she's nervous. * He responded. * I think she is about to crack both of your skulls for talking about her like she isn't here. * Her voice raised an octave at the end of that statement. * Better get back there and deal with that. * I gestured my head towards my sister. * The lava is heating at this point. * Caiden snickering as he unbuckled and moved back to Gina. *
* I steadied the small the aircraft against an updraft of wind as I flew Gina-Leigh Jericho and Caiden Bauer towards Anchorage, Alaska. Caiden sat in the co-pilot seat and Gina sat in the back. She had been silent the whole flight so far - which was unlike Gina. I smiled when I thought about how excited Bronwyn Jericho had been to get rid of Catherine for awhile. Gillian would be going home soon and would need our mother's help. My mate had been downright giddy at the prospect. It felt odd not being apart of Bianca's search party, but Joel had insisted that I continue on with this flight plan. Gina had rescheduled once already and she needed to be checked out. She seemed to be in more pain lately. I had every intention of making a trip to Talkeetna and meeting with my good ol' buddy Quinn Cooper. The bastard. Caiden would stay with Gina no doubt, so I felt comfortable handling this piece of the business on my own. * Doing alright back there, Gina Leigh? * I asked, looki...