On a crowded train

(chapter originally by halofan6743 at writing.com)

With its busy roads and non-trivial drivers licence laws renting a car wasn't an option for Mackenzie if she really wanted to see more of japan and cover a good amount of distance without breaking the bank on taxi fare the train was her best option. She did have reason for concern though she had heard that some trains in japan get very crowded to the point that everyone is crammed in like sardines. Having a bunch of strangers pressed up against you is not the best prospect for a curvy self conscious modest girl like Mackenzie, but she wanted to see more sights than just the ones in walking distance around her hotel so she resolved to tough it out and cross her fingers that crammed trains were just a myth.

Unfortunately for mackenzie she made the mistake of boarding during the japanese equivalent to "rush hour" where the "myth" of packed trains was in fact more so a reality than any other time.

Mackenzie found it awkward and uncomfortable being squish and compressed like this by the other warm bodies around her and made several shy embarrassed squeaking noises with every bump, jolt, and toss the train ride gave her, and after a while...