The waves rocked the ship it progressed through open waters. Even from inside his room Amon could fill the temperature drop. It not like it was warm to begin with but it blatantly clear now that they had entered the island winter climate zone. Sitting on the bed for the final time he put his shoes on and observed himself in mirror. Once satisfied with what he saw he gave a smile. Piicking up his jacket off the hook he draped it over his shoulders and picked up a bag and briefcase both of which were already packed. Confident nothing was left behind he turned off the light as he exited the room.
The ships main level was fool of traffic this wasn’t some luxurious cruise liner or floating restaurant this ship sole purpose what the transporting of goods mostly to remote locations. Every so often they took on a passenger or two and the captain would get paid a handsome sum to look the other way. Amon had managed to save up quite a bit of money from his time as a doctor. Even though he wasn’t officially working as one any more every so often he would provide his services. As of late he was most often hired to find sick wealthy individuals organs from the most suitable candidates.
Stepping off the ship with his two bags in hand a person promptly met him the dock. Immediately recognizing Amon Hawthorne as the famous doctor he was charged with entertaining, a small frail man with glasses the connected to a chain that he wore around his neck, rushed take the bags from him. “Hello Sir I am Kingsley, I will be your aid while you’re here.” Stepping forward he extended his hands in order receive the bags. Raising his own hand signaling for the man to stop Amon placed one bag on the floor insisting to keep the other.
“If you so desire you may bring that on ahead, but I’ll tour this place as I wish without a chaperon.” Walking off he left the bag that had been in right hand on the ground and walked off with Kingsley talking to his back.
“But I am supposed to escort you until you arrive, please don’t go off…” In a more hush toned he continued. “Well you see the meeting shouldn’t be long now nearly everyone has arrived.” Flustered gust of wind stirred up the snow making visibility near zero. Deciding that it would be better to keep and risk being late than to lose the doctor he decided to shadow Amon until he could get him to go.
The ships main level was fool of traffic this wasn’t some luxurious cruise liner or floating restaurant this ship sole purpose what the transporting of goods mostly to remote locations. Every so often they took on a passenger or two and the captain would get paid a handsome sum to look the other way. Amon had managed to save up quite a bit of money from his time as a doctor. Even though he wasn’t officially working as one any more every so often he would provide his services. As of late he was most often hired to find sick wealthy individuals organs from the most suitable candidates.
Stepping off the ship with his two bags in hand a person promptly met him the dock. Immediately recognizing Amon Hawthorne as the famous doctor he was charged with entertaining, a small frail man with glasses the connected to a chain that he wore around his neck, rushed take the bags from him. “Hello Sir I am Kingsley, I will be your aid while you’re here.” Stepping forward he extended his hands in order receive the bags. Raising his own hand signaling for the man to stop Amon placed one bag on the floor insisting to keep the other.
“If you so desire you may bring that on ahead, but I’ll tour this place as I wish without a chaperon.” Walking off he left the bag that had been in right hand on the ground and walked off with Kingsley talking to his back.
“But I am supposed to escort you until you arrive, please don’t go off…” In a more hush toned he continued. “Well you see the meeting shouldn’t be long now nearly everyone has arrived.” Flustered gust of wind stirred up the snow making visibility near zero. Deciding that it would be better to keep and risk being late than to lose the doctor he decided to shadow Amon until he could get him to go.