I opened the door and suddenly I knew this was not a normal train. I don't think I've ever seen a nicer design. Everything I looked at was so shiny. Everyone I saw was so happy.

This place was somehow magical in the way it made you feel being inside it.
I've been to Buckingham Palace and I've been to the White House
and somehow this place looked fancier. 

I decided to walk up to the man at the front desk and he greeted me with glee.
"How may I help you Sir"

I've never been called sir before so I was a little flattered.
"Can I have a tour of the train? It's my first time boarding it."

The man looked over to the lady sitting in the booth across from him and then pointed at me.
​She then walked over so I greeted her with a handshake but she did not shake my hand back.
This concerned me but I didn't let it show.

 She said "Let's get on with it" and left.

I just remembered that I didn't check in with work or tell them that I was leaving on a trip at all.
I'm sure to get fired if I don't leave a message.

"You had better get moving, she won't come back"

what do you do next?

​You say to yourself "If my Aunt and Uncle could afford this trip then I'm coming into money. So I don't need this job" and follow the woman.

You text your best friend, in a rush, briefly telling him what's going on.
You ask him to message your boss and then scurry to find the woman who's now immersed into a large crowd to continue your tour.