White knuckling the armrest of my first-class cushy airplane seat, I refused to sit by the window, let alone look in it's direction. This was my first trip via airplane, and to be perfectly honest, it would more than likely be my last. I wondered to myself how long it would honestly take for me to you know, walk to Cleveland from LA. The only thing
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I forced myself to look away, at other, more comforting things. Things like the over-priced white leather shoes I wore on my feet, probably the last pair of designer shoes I'll ever be able to buy. I'll thank Angel for the one, later. Really, could he not see how much I was going to suffer without my lap of luxury? I'll even be forced to wear the same thing twice. Shudder to think. Can I even buy designer labels in a place as un-chic as Cleveland? Probably not. Sometimes that man thinks only about himself ( ... )
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I looked up as Wesley stumbled back into his seat, wearing a way to big grin on his face. "I'd say he looks a little to great," I muttered, raisin' an eyebrow. Seen that look before. Only then it was after Angel fired us and Wes ended up in a hospital bed with a bullet hole. I winced at that though, but then groaned as Wes giggled, giggled and slapped his hand in front of his mouth.
"Looks like someone just joined the mile high club," I groaned, shakin' my head. Wes turned in his seat, giving me an indignant look before he struggled to get out again. My hands shot out to steady him as he started to sway, but he tried to bat them away. Oh this was gonna be interesting.
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