Through All Ages 3

We stood up, packed up our things and went back to the hotel. In our room, I hanged up the wet bikini and Jason put his swimming pants up for drying in the bathroom. I changed my clothes to a thin red summer dress with a silver belt, a red cap for my head to protect me from the sun and brown sandals for my feet. Jason went with a green shirt which had a palmtree print on it, brown shorts and gray sport shoes. He did his hair so it was less messy. I just looked into the mirror and got a flashback from a hallucination about Ric.

No, don't look into the mirror. I look fine. That's enough.

I viewed Jason and he quietly asked me if I was okay. It was a questioning face expression and I saw it in his eyes. He didn't had to say anything. I put my right thumb up to point out that I was alright. He nodded calmly.
We left with two empty fabric bags for buying things, which I put into a gray fanny pack around my belly.

Outside we walked down the street, clothing stores to our left side. No interesting stores yet. We walked till I felt the heat became uncomfortable and so I entered the next store. It was a furniture store with lots of wooden closets, beds, tables, chairs and shelfs. A few green plants, candels, books and other decorations added to the warm atmosphere. I smiled. Jason saw my joy in my face.

"What do you want to look at first?", he asked me.

I didn't answered, just headed towards a high bookshelf with crystals, pots with flowers and lots of lots of books of course. The wooden shelf seemed unique in it's style and design.

A sales person came near us and offered their help.

"We are just looking, thank you", I replied and kept viewing the crystals on the shelf.

"Everything here is for sale. The flowers, books and also the crystals", the sales person informed.

I nodded thankfully and asked if I could touch a purple crystal.

"Of course! As long as you are careful. The crystals could be sharp. Please don't hurt yourself. And as you probably know, if anything gets brocken, you will have to pay for it, also if it was an accident", the sales person explained.

I nodded again and kept examining the purple crystal.

"Do you like it?", Jason questioned over my shoulder.

"I just wanted to look at it. It's probably to heavy to buy it, because we will have to carry it around till we are finished with our shopping tour."

"Right...", he meant.