The rest of Luke's work week breezes by to his surprise. With a 10-hour Monday thru Thursday schedule, he enjoyed the perk of having three day weekends off to himself. On Friday morning, his father Henry drove him to the airport. Luke has a quick flight up to Denver to connect onto his next flight over to Sacramento. He briefly thought about reaching out to his fiancé Sara to let her know he was in town, even though it was just for a short hour. He decided against it, knowing she was busy at the hospital. He was also still upset with her. Over the last few days, the talking over the phone with her has been minimal. Mostly just some texts from her apologizing about not being ready to come home just yet. Luke gets to his gate for his flight over to Sacramento. The flight isn't full and he gets a comfortable row all to himself.
After a couple of hours in the air, Luke lands in the West Coast just before noon. It's a relatively small airport and he's able to find the arrivals area quickly. His grandmother Kathy sent him a text after he landed informing him where she parked. Luke finds her silver SUV parked along the curb and makes his way over. Kathy sees him coming from her rear view mirror and steps out of her vehicle joyfully, anxious to greet her grandson.
-Look at you darling! How are you?
Kathy says to Luke with a warm embrace.
-Hey grandma! I'm good! So happy to see you! It's been so long!
He says, holding onto her.
Kathy's large breasts are imprisoned, pressed tight against Luke's chest. He inhales and smells her sweet fragrance as she lets go and gives him a bright smile.
-Let's get going! You must be starving!
She says as her grandson puts his luggage in the back of the vehicle.
Kathy and Luke pull out of the airport and drive to her house. They catch up on their lives over the last year. Luke tells his grandmother about getting laid off from work, his issues with his fiancé, and the stress he's been going through. Kathy tells him about the recent selling of her home and the stress of packing and how relieved she is to finally leave California to be close to the family. After the short drive over to the house, Luke and his grandmother head inside to the kitchen. The house was vacant except for some of her belongings she would take with her on the road.
-The movers finished packing last night and should be en route to Colorado. I bought you some takeout from down the street at the local deli. You'll love it!
-Thanks grandma! I'll eat fast so we can hit the road as soon as possible!
Luke says.
The plan for the day was to drive from Sacramento to Wyoming. At least a 10-12 hour drive. Luke was more than ready for it as he got plenty of rest the night before and on the plane. He wanted to get most of the drive to Colorado done on the first day so the second day would be much shorter and easier. Luke eats his food and helps his grandmother pack up her belongings into her SUV. They hit the road soon after, leaving behind her Cali home for good.