Airport Reunions Novels & Stories

I turned so red that I might have resembled a tomato. GUYANA CITY Never in my dreams did I thought, that returning to this place would make me so nostalgic. Robbie and I went to many places. First, we went to my Welfare center and met with all the staff who took care of me. Some of them had retired, so there was some new staff. While aunty Priya, who I was closest to during my stay here, playfully nudged me pointing to Robbie and winking at me. I smiled and told her he is my partner.

replied Joshua to him. “Until we meet again dude” said Anthony to him. That was their last goodbye as a brother hood. They knew each other that they will meet again someday. “What Joshua said?” asked Eddie to him. “just what I said tell next chapter of our journey, we will meet again” replied Anthony to him. “To all passengers of Flight G.A 124, direct flight bound to American international airport, United states, please be advise to checked in your luggage, this is your final call” calling the attention of pager counter.

By the time morning came, Zara felt lighter and happier, knowing that she was truly loved and secure in his arms. But fate works in mysterious ways, and sometimes things happen when we least expect them. A few days after that heartfelt conversation, Adrian received an important letter from the main office of the organization. It was an invitation for a grand reunion and celebration that would be held in a week’s time, and it mentioned that all old members and friends from different parts of the world were coming back to attend. Adrian read the letter and his face became serious, knowing that this event would bring back many people and many memories that were buried for a long time.

I put my phone away. The cold wind bit through my thin clothes. I had been so caught up in booking the presidential suite out of spite that I forgot my ID inside. I turned around and pounded on the door. “Open the door, Johnson! I need to take my ID!” There was no response. Then, my daughter, Phoebe Clark, spoke through the crack in the door. Her voice was sharp and mocking. “You’re leaving anyway. Why do you even need your ID?”

My plane arrives safely at Raleigh Airport, and I can’t wait to get off this plane to stretch my legs and see my girls again after months of being apart. Since I didn’t have to check any bags, I sailed through customs and into the arrivals with all I needed in my backpack. Walking through the doors I see my friends and James waiting for me with a banner saying welcome home. What is it with the banners right now? One for when I depart and one for when I arrive. I run towards the girls like my life depended on it and we all squeal like a bunch of sorority girls whilst leaping into a group hug. “Oh my god, look at that tan.”

Two hours later, I arrived at the international airport. I was about to walk to the departure lounge when I received a message from Amanda’s mother, Rebecca Gordon. [Leigh, where are you? Let’s have dinner.] I typed and deleted several replies. I hesitated for a long time before finally agreeing. Since I had decided to call off the wedding, I owed both families an explanation. After all, Amanda and I had been together for seven years. Her mother had always treated me reasonably well.

Rudy's words hit the room like a bomb. Dylan's legs gave out. He dropped into his chair, his face ghost-white and sweat pouring down his forehead. "T-The chairwoman of Evermont Resources? The owner of the Celestine Grand?" He stared at me in disbelief. Mandy slapped a hand over her mouth, shaking. The same classmates who'd mocked me minutes ago now huddled in the corners, dead silent. "Mr. Walker." I gave Rudy a calm look. "It's fine. You didn't know I was coming. I'm just here for a class reunion. I wasn't trying to make a whole thing out of it."

Charlie: “…” “Yes, we’ve just landed in Suncrest Valley, but we’ll wait for my dad and mom this time. Our flight difference was only half an hour, so we’re just lounging in the VIP area,” Riley explained. After her call, Riley asked Charlie, “Isn’t this wonderful, Charlie?” Faking a very, very enthusiastic smile, Charlie nodded and said, “I’m excited. It will be a happy family reunion for the Carringtons and the Kings!” She turned to Taylor, saying, “Right, Taylor?”

It seemed to be a common phrase anytime she became too quiet. She nodded her head with a hopeful smile, "Yeah, just appreciating the change of scenery." The ride to the Pittsburg area airport was about an hour long. Except the vehicle that they were in didn't follow the line of traffic into the departure zone. It hooked a left and continued down a narrow road with a tall chainlink fence and multiple open fields on either side of them. Each gate had a large white plaque out front, with a different letter from the alphabet painted on them. The car stopped in front of the entrance labeled with the letter 'H' while a man wearing a security uniform dragged the gate open, letting them in but keepi