It's windy. Really windy.

As Mackenzie moved on, she saw other passengers on the ship. Other women were dressed like her, but not all of them. Most were in sundresses, some also with hats and sunglasses, others were a little more formal as she moved further and further up the deck. Members of the crew were clearly in uniform. The only thing that was missing was others in swimwear. It made sense, given that the pools were in the opposite direction Mackenzie was heading, but it still made her conscious of her own attire.

The wind made its presence felt again, blowing stronger this time. This caused Mackenzie's dress to flutter all over her, revealing her choice of swimwear again to anyone that happened to be looking in her direction. The bright red color of the bikini bottom had a sharp contrast from her skin complexion.

"Damn it," Mackenzie hissed under her breath, forcing the front of the dress back down. She didn't want to be showing off her figure. At least not here. If she was walking around this part of the boat with her swimsuit on show, she'd draw a lot of attention.

Had anyone noticed this happen? Mackenzie took a quick glance around, and saw another woman behind her giggling. "The pool's the other way," she said.

Mackenzie's face reddened slightly, as she looked at her. "Thank you, I'm just here for the view first." She nodded, and continued on, walking towards the front of the ship. Hopefully that wind would die down. The dress was loose fitting so it could be comfortable to wear, but right now, Mackenzie felt that if the wind got strong enough, it could slip right off over her head.

She walked passed a sign that warned "Winds at the bow may be stronger than expected. Please use caution and, keep hands on the safety rails at all times. Cruise Lines is not responsible for lost hats."