The British Billionaire

4: Let's Do This

When we all arrived at the airport, with mom who decided to drive us over, I was ecstatic. This is finally it, we would be going to London! The one place in this world that will always make my heart flutter and skip a beat.

I've always wanted to go here since I was young. I love their british accents, and don't get me started with the fascinating designs of their buildings. Its like mixing the classic with the modern.

I was smiling giddily when I entered the airport. This is absolutely the best gift ever.

"When can we enter the plane?" Cass asks frustrated. We were both looking forward to this trip.

Emily seated quietly beside me, looking around the airport.

I shrugged. "You are as excited as I am, but apparently we still have five minutes." I say glancing at my watch.

Cass groans. "Do you know how long that is?" Raising her arms and letting them both fall back down on her lap.

"Awww, come on. Just imagine the places we would got to and the shopping trips we're going to. Instead of whining like a little kid waiting for the damn plane." I laughed.

Cass sent me a cold glare.

A few minutes later Cass stopped pouting and we were called to board the plane.

I got the window seat thanks to dad. While Cass was beside me and Emily beside her.

The plane was halfway above the sky and I looked down below to see the wonderful view.

I wonder what would happen when we land, or what we're gonna do first. Maybe grab an early morning coffee before heading to the hotel.

I put my earphones on and played my favorite songs the whole time.

When we were on top of London, I couldn't help but admire the view.

The London Eye and the Big Ben were the first things you were gonna see, along with the London bridge.

I was grinning so high my lips might break. It's always been my dream to go to London and other parts of the world. I'm confident that I have the urge to wanderlust. I just wish that one day I would have the capacity to travel around the world. Its always been the money I was worried about. We don't have much but I'm grateful that I could say one day that I've been in London.

The plane lands later and I climb out my seat between Cass and Emily, wanting to get out of the plane.

"Let's go guys!" I cheer happily.

"Whooo!" Cass cheers and fist pumps into the air. "We're here!"

Emily just chuckled at Cass's excited outburst. Things have been getting cool between Emily and I. Cass was supportive with my decision and made no means of disagreement. Emily's a good person and I'm looking forward to the times we're going to get to spend together. Honestly, I want to get to know her more.

We exited the airport and I'm greeted with the warm cool air of London. I feel giddy whenever I think about it, that I'm here.

Cass, being the over-confident that she is, hailed a cab with bright smiles. We headed to a middle class hotel. The pictures of it in the website were far from the actual. I almost laughed at how the hotel looked like. We paid the driver with an extra tip and got our luggages from the back of the car with the help of the man who drove us here. He looked like he's in his thirties and he looks kind and happy with a smile on his face as he helped us with our bags.

The brick five story building, called a hotel looked classic with a little edge of oldness in it. The red bricks looked dirty like it hasn't been cleaned for months. I opened the glass doors with silver on the side and edges cautiously.