Alex and Steelix had made it to the past safely; both of them wore a time watch. The time watch was new invention to travel through time. It looked just like an ordinary watching, and was a lot easier to hide then the time ship. The time watch also had the ability to go back a few seconds in time, allowing one to change something from happing.
Alex watched as Steelix walked around in the dark night alley, he didn't trust him one bit. It was getting late, and knew there was no time to do anything until it was morning. "Come on will stay in here, until morning," said Alex pointing to the abandon building.
Steelix turned around looking at Alex deeply, smiling to himself. "Don't think, I don't know what you're up to," Steelix walked closer to Alex staring him in the face. "I know it was you, or perhaps your double that freed Jen," he laughed. "I'd be watching your back, if I were you," said Steelix cunningly.
Alex gave a dark stern look back at Steelix. "If anyone needs to watch their back, it would be you," said Alex sternly.
Steelix laughed. "We shall see," said Steelix as he walked into the abandon building, with Alex following behind him.
The came to a full stop, it was late and dark outside. The driver walked to the back of the bus where to found the last two passengers sound asleep. He lightly shook the young woman. Jen slowly opened her eyes, she about jumped out of her seat. The driver had startled her.
"Sorry I didn't mean to frighten you, this is the last stop you and you friend need to get off," he said kindly.
Jen blinked her eyes a few times, until she understood what he meant. She turned to Wes shaking him lightly. "Wes, come on it's time to go," said Jen.
Wes moaned a little as he opened his eyes; he looked at Jen wondering what was going on.
"Come on we got to go," she told him as she stood up.
Wes slowly stood up; he would rather sleep longer than get up.
Jen was about half way off the bus, and Wes was dragging behind her. "WES!" she yelled back.
"I'm coming," he yelled back moving a little faster.
Once Wes got off the bus, he found Jen waiting for him on the side walk. He walked over to her putting his hand in hers. "So where should we go?" he asked her smiling.
"Probably to a hotel, seeing how it's late and nothing else is open," said Jen smiling back at her boyfriend.
The bus driver had over heard their conversation. "There's a little Inn a few blocks north," he said.
"Thanks," said Wes, as he and Jen began walking north.
The bus driver watched them walk off, heading in the direction of the Inn. "It's called the Turtle Cove Inn, can't miss it has a huge plastic turtle in front of it," he called out to them.
Both Wes and Jen stopped in their tracks slowly turning around. "Did you say Turtle Cove?" asked Wes hoping he was just hearing things.
"Why yes I did," replied the driver kindly.
Wes and Jen looked at each other; slowly they turned their heads looking back at the driver. "You don't mean Turtle Cove, California do you?" asked Jen wishing it was a different Turtle Cove.
The driver looked at the two oddly. "Well yes I do, you don't me to tell me you've been on this bus for the last two days having no idea where it was headed do you?" he asked almost laughing.
Wes and Jen didn't find it too amusing. They both felt this unceasing pain and fear in their stomach.
The bus driver looked right at them carefully, "You two aren't like on the run for something are you?" he asked jokingly. Only if he knew he may not have made the joke.
Wes just laughed it off. "Yeah something like that" he muttered as he took Jens hand again and began walking back in the direction of the Inn.
The drive watched as the two walked off hiding their own reason as to why of all places they didn't want to be here. Turtle Cove was just outside of Silver Hill, a place which at one time was home. But due to their situation they could never go back, time force would always have eyes there watching.
"So what are we going to do?" asked Jen seeing that Wes was in deep thoughts. She knew Wes would want nothing more then to go back there, but right now they couldn't.
"We can't do much about it until morning, so I guess for now were stuck here," said Wes softly, not wanting to get to into the topic.