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George Milton ([personal profile] bindlestifflost) wrote in [community profile] apocalypsehowcomm2022-09-13 03:40 pm

Going Back to Boston [closed log]

Who: George Milton and Nick Valentine
When: September 16-18
Where: Road trip to Bean Town
Summary: Nick wants to have a look at this world's equivalent to where he lived at home, and George is flexing his new DL with a car rental and road trip.
Warnings: Possible talk of Fallout post-apocalyptic stuff

With the weird way Hickey has been acting, the increased stress of trying to keep people out of Dogtown and the continued sabotage of the fence he has been working hard to build, George has had enough. After some talk with Nick about his old life a few weeks prior and now that he has a driver's license, he decides to surprise him with the suggestion on Wednesday that the two of them pack up for a drive down to Boston for a weekend trip,

To his surprise it's only an hour away, which means they can leave right after work Friday evening. He's a light packer and traveler, doesn't have much to his name, but because of developments lately, he has a keyed deadbolt to his bedroom that he locks before he gets the rental loaded.

Then they're off, and once they hit the Interstate, he's finally comfortable enough to chat with the cruise control and radio on mostly as background noise. "This is gonna be the largest city I been to since gettin' here," he says. "You lookin' forward to seein' how different it is?"
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WHOOPS

[personal profile] outofthepast 2022-10-18 03:28 pm (UTC)(link)
"Oh, yeah. That makes sense." The idea of even having a hotel to go to is pretty alien, if he's being honest. He's so used to the city being a wild, dangerous place with little bastions of safety in settlements here and there. The notion of the whole city being civilization is... well. It's practically nostalgic. For him.

"Should be a real nice place to stay. It'll be strange seeing a clean mattress and intact carpet... and walking outside without being armed."