The train arrived at a raucous station where many people were in a hurry to catch it up. The hustle and bustle of the place made conversations even more difficult to hear. It was raining cats and dogs to make the visibility poor in the horizon. Only thousands of flashes of light in the sky were helping and guiding people to witness the shadow of the train within buckets of rain. The slovenly atmosphere pushed people to be gloomy. Some of them used umbrellas that were in a deep fight against the gusts of wind and heavy rain. Certain shrieks were stumbled in the air to shift the scene into a terrifying movie night. Lucy, a beautiful and attractive girl, stuck within soaked crowds that were precipitating to get into the train. She got her clothes drowned in cold water, and she started shivering and trying to get some heat within the overcrowded place. The train announced the start of the trip by making a melancholic sound from its hooter, and finally, Lucy got into the train after a long time of resistance among the savageness of people. She found a seat in a warm place wherein she collided her feet and laid her wet head on a small window. She kept staring at the window that barred the outside view due to heavy rain. Some kids could not stop screaming because they were cold and famished. Others were petrified and did not want to die thinking that the storm outside could overthrow the whole train and deviated it from the railways without compassion. Lucy was frightened and began to imagine bad situations. She nodded and said in wispy hisses, “why am I thinking like that? Believe in yourself, Lucy. It is going to be alright. Few hours and we reach Colorado.” Lucy had a longing for meeting her parents after an absence that took her two years. The only matter was her parents who kept calling her up from day to another to make sure she still survives. While she was looking at a toddler screaming within the warm hands of his mother, her eyes grabbed her to a handsome man who was staring at her. The scene was eccentric that the two persons could not stop looking at the eyes of each other. It seemed like they already knew each other, but unfortunately, they did not. The eye contact passed odd messages through to the point the man stuttered because he was impressed by the beauty of Lucy. He moved to sit next to her, and to assure her, he said, “do not be afraid! I just saw you shaking from coldness, and I want to cover you with my sweater.” Lucy felt the caution pervading her frail body. She did not want to reject his help because she thought he would be exasperated. She swallowed it hard and threw some kind words, “thank you! That’s so kind of you. I need this sweater.” The man was happy to hear that and he told her that she is beautiful. Lucy became bashful and her cheeks started to get a red color. He could not stop looking into her ocean eyes, and she could not stop staring at his forest eyes. A few minutes later and she fell asleep like an innocent kid. She laid her head on his shoulder to feel the warmth and security. They drowned in a deep sleep wherein they had lucid dreams. The time passed to lead the blue train into a sunny morning. The sunrays were penetrating over the windows to wake up every soul on the train. The train’s hooter made a deafening sound to inform people that they finally reached their destination. Colorado was lucky to have such a sunny day that would make the meeting of Lucy with her parents even more ecstatic. Lucy woke up perspiring because of a nightmare. She looked into the man’s eyes wistfully telling him goodbye, and she sped up into the front door of the train with the sweater of the man on her back. Lucy found her parents who ran over her and hugged her so tightly. She showed them happiness, and she initiated the conversation. While she realized the sweater is on her back, the train sprang and got far from where she was standing. She ran after the train, but she could not make it. Her parents were calling her to go home, but she stood like an immobile stone.