Bulls in Brooklyn [open]

[India Beckett]

India shoved through the packed aisles of Wal-mart, trying to find anything she came here to get. It seemed to be hard, actually. No one wanted to move; seems like they brought their whole family for a 'family reunion'. Quite rediculous, if you ask me. India didn't see what was so special about Wal-mart; it was full of idiot shoppers and employees. Some weren't idiots, but a majority were. The ones that weren't were too busy cleaning up the idiot's mistakes. And there was a lot of them, to be honest. She didn't like going to Wal-mart, but it was needed today. She needed groceries and what she liked she couldn't get a supermarket. Also she wanted a few CDs, so even though it was highly doubtful, she'd see if Wal-mart actually had them. She'd be better off going to a music store, but she was too lazy to make a trip somewhere else. She sighed, rolling her eyes. She needed spagetti sauce, but that aisle was blocked too. It was Tuesday, not even a weekend; more then half of these people should be working. She pushed through the crowd again, nearly getting mowed down by a shopping cart. "Bitch," she muttered, glaring at the woman with the cart. The woman's eyes widened, and she took off again. India rolled her eyes again. She rolled her eyes much too frequently, especially at Wal-mart. But, that was pretty much self-explanatory. India, the other day, had received news that Jared was awake and doing well, physically anyway. Mentally, she wasn't too sure. Both Jared and Pete probably had mental issues pertaining to the accident, but she couldn't be sure. Only time would tell, obviously. Pete would most likely over-medicate, landing himself in the hospital again, but she wasn't sure what Jared would do. And honestly, she didn't want to think about it, it was a little too scary. She wanted to imagine him getting better with no hitches involved, but that would be asking for too much. India walked towards electronics, which wasn't too far. The Wal-mart wasn't too big, which made it even worse. She stepped up to a CD display, scanning the titles and grabbing one of the shelf, scanning the track listings.

ooc; haha this sucks but oh wellll.