Sheena.
A lone blue geo metro protested loudly as it reached the final summit before the valley. Just as a wide open view should have appeared sunlight streamed in and ignited the inside of the tiny car. Momentarily blinded, Jameson snapped the visor down and took in the sight of the small valley sprawling below him as the enormous sun hung low on the horizon. Yellow had already faded to orange but he could also see traces of reds and purples bubbling up from the mountains. Not being your average athletic college "bro", he found himself breathless. Yes, he was a college baseball playing frat boy, but he did appreciate things other than sports. Especially beautiful things. He was a moderately handsome man weighing just under 200 lbs and 6'6" tall. His weight was a combination of his height and his addiction to weight lifting, and actually didn't have an inch of fat on his body.
Below, the interstate was laid out before him seeming to stretch on forever disappearing somewhere down in the valley. Jameson pulled off his Arizona State baseball cap immediately replacing it to smooth down and push back his shaggy black hair appreciating the brewing sunset and the desert scenery wishing he could share it with her. His piece of shit beater definitely wouldn't reach her in time. In fact, he wouldn't reach her until midnight when they have plans to meet.
As the road leveled out in the valley, blues and purples dominated the sky as the sun prepared to retire until tomorrow. The colors seemed to create their own atmosphere as they reflected off the small amount of smoke lingering across the entire valley. The effect was a sparkling indigo fog that engulfed his entire car. Jameson felt as if he was driving in a smoking cauldron and began to feel apprehensive. His vison was not the best, and to be certain he wouldn't get turned around in the valley he picked up his cell phone to check the already opened GPS app on his phone. Just as he thought, he would continue on the single highway all the way to the opposite mountain range and wouldn't turn until he reached the small town of Orleans only 312 miles ahead.