[center][h1][b][i][color=B0C4DE][center]Roxanne Waters[/center][/color][/i][/b][/h1]
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[b]Location:[/b] Plane to Indianapolis-> The road -> Grimm
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After an early morning full of child wrangling and continuous promises she was actually going to return home on Monday Roxanne was almost surprised she got on the plane at all. The thing was, now she had, it was [i]quiet[/i]. Almost scaringly so, she hadn't had a quiet morning in a couple of years between her sons and her students. Intially the quiet was rather nice but it was starting to become boring, something Roxanne never expectexpected the daytime silence to become. Perhaps that was the just the lack of movement she could make on plane. Maybe, she supposed she wouldn't know and stretched in her seat, the hour and a half flight would be long, she could see it already.

The hustle and bustle of Indianapolis was almost calming, she was becoming way to accustomed to city life. As much Roxanne would have enjoyed a few hours in the city  she met her husband in, hell her life [i]changed[/i] in that city and not for the worst either. Unfortunately that wasn't the goal here and she made quick work in hiring a car before she was tempted. Flicking on the radio a song by Riley's band just happened to be playing. Roxanne couldn't help but cheerfully sing along. It was admirable that despite people's doubts Riley took her dreams and went through with them, to a successful result too. Riley was one of the only tiny handful of people she stayed in contact with after finishing high school, she would even hook Roxanne up with tixkets which was pretty cool. Regardless, being friends with a celebrity who seemed to always be in a cycle of writing-recording-touring meant less opportunity to catch up, in person at least.

Reaching Grimm Roxanne pulled up to the curb and grabbed her phone starting a message to Riley. 
[center][i][color=B0C4DE]Guess who came back to Grimm after all? Where are you at the moment? It's been too long [/color][/i][/center]
From there she waited in the curb of the street, probably looking extremely suspicious to nearby houses, completely oblivious to the chaos the innocent reunion was to bring, well so far at least.