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Without Any Trace

Rune_M
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She was done, just done with her life. She was among the top hackers globally, but most of them probably didn't even know she existed due to her being almost untraceable. And she was also... Seventeen. From her whole family, she only had a good relationship with her parents. The relation between her two brothers and the rest of her family wasn't good. Her family wasn't poor or rich; they were just a typical middle-class family. But even though she had it good at home, she didn't want to be stuck at home. She wanted to be free, see the world, discover new places and cultures, and meet new people, but sadly couldn't do that due to her still being underage and in school, so she planned out her disappearance. ---------------------------- This novel is a creation from my fantasy. It is partially based on the real world, but I recommend you treat it as a fantasy world since there will be things that don't exist in the world as we know it and I write the story, characters, etc as I go. It may occur that things don't add up. Of course, I try my best to let everything make sense. This is my first novel, and English is not my native language. Because of that, there may be typos, grammar mistakes, and so on, even though I try to limit those by using Grammarly. I will try my best to upload 2-3 chapters a week, but I can't promise that I will be consistent with the updates, but I will still try my best :)

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Chapter 1 - Leaving

This time I would do it. I had to. 'If I don't do it now, I might never do it.' I thought while I clicked on "Confirm reservation" on the website of Klofere Airlines. Everything was prepared; the false papers, the bank accounts in different countries, and now the plane tickets too. It was November 23, 05:37 pm. Not exactly the best day of the year, because it was 6° C and it was storming outside. Not extremely heavy, but still, I was happy I would leave this weather behind, even though the countries I was planning to visit could have far worse weather than this. I had prepared a travel bag with only the basic stuff as I would be traveling light and was ready to leave. I had booked the flight of 00:15 am to Isylas from Dallere Airport, a 4-hour drive from my house.

Before I left, I checked if there was anything in my browser history that could give away the plans I made, how much food remained in the refrigerator, and how much fuel remained in the tank of the car in the garage. It was a big garage, and it could fit two cars; one car was from my parents which was a white second-hand Hyundai IX-35, and the other car was a Ford Ka from 2011, that my parents bought two years ago second-hand for €9,000 for me and my two brothers, even though I couldn't use it yet because I didn't have a driver's license back then. When I was done, it was already 07:13 pm. I grabbed my travel bag and walked out the front door slowly, and locked the door. To make it look like I didn't take my keys, I let someone produce a copy of my key and used that one to lock my door. I looked one more time at the house I had been living in for the past 17 years.

"After all this preparation, I can finally leave," I mumbled.

I walked to the second part of the street where an old car stood. It was a Volkswagen Golf 3 TDI I bought for €1,750. I opened the door for the driver and sat down and I put my travel bag in the passenger seat. Because the car didn't have a radio, I had bought an MP3 player that I had filled with many songs.

I plugged my earbuds in the MP3 and started the old car. I checked my surroundings, slowly drove out of my street, with my old life in the rearview mirror and my new life in front of me.

After continuously driving for 4 hours, I finally arrived at Dallere Airport. It was a large airport, with 1.300 planes taking off and landing at the airport daily. I drove towards the long-term parking garage, took a ticket, and drove my car towards an empty spot. I parked my car and cleaned the seats and dashboard. After I was done cleaning, I locked the car and searched for a container. I found one relatively far from my car, threw the car keys and my parking ticket in it, and walked towards the exit to take a shuttle bus to my terminal.

I arrived at the terminal 10 minutes later. I was here several times before this, so I knew what to expect and where I needed to go, and I walked to the check-in desk without any problems. I was nervous, but that wasn't because I was scared of flying, but because of the customs since I used false papers. Even though I was sure that there would be no problems, it was my first time doing this, so it was natural that I was a little nervous.

When it was my turn, I took a deep breath.

'I hope this doesn't go wrong, or I'm in big trouble,' I thought.

"Good evening, can you please show me your Boarding Pass and identification?" the customs officer in front of me asked with a smile. He was an older man with a thick mustache, making it seem like a strict man, but his smile told me otherwise. I nodded and showed him the documents. When he checked my passport, I became nervous again.

"First time here, Miss ...," the officer looked at my passport and continued, "... Miss Suna?" he probably had noticed that I was nervous and thought that it was my first time flying.

I shook my head. "No. It is just that I have aerophobia. It is that I need to fly. If not, I would have never stepped into this place."

The officer nodded understandingly. "Ah, so it's like that. Well, have a safe flight, Miss Suna." He gave me back my papers, and I walked to the security check with my bag. I calmed down a little, as the most stressful part was behind me. The security check wasn't much of a problem since The only thing I had was hand baggage, and it only contained some clothes, tooth- and hairbrush, an MP3 player with earbuds, a flip-phone, and most importantly, my laptop with an external hard drive. After I got successfully through the security check, I walked towards the gate.

When I arrived at the gate, it was 11:35 pm, and they already started boarding. Before I walked in, I looked behind me for one last time and was stunned. I rubbed my eyes, and when I looked again, and the person was gone. I turned around and walked through the boarding tube to the plane.

I shook my head and mumbled, "I must have seen it wrong,"

The plane was a Boeing 777 and consisted of 3 different classes: First Class, the most expensive, and luxurious class on a plane. After First Class, there is Business Class. This is primarily the choice of people with little wealth or people who travel for work. I booked a seat in the Economy Class, the cheapest class on an airplane, where most people booked a seat if they traveled using a plane. After I found my seat on the plane, I sat down and made myself comfortable. After the flight attendants told us the safety instructions, the aircraft moved towards the runway, preparing for takeoff.