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The attendant bowed and made to leave. "Wait, I want a omelette with enough cheese." Sherry ordered. "Sorry but we don't serve that" The attendant smiled at her and responded. "But other planes serve it" Sherry mumbled, "Give me the menu I will order" "There is nothing to order, We only have, Water, Coffee and Snacks. We will bring them to you!" The flight attendant stated. "What??"

'The same as you, thanks', she said. He ordered the drink and handed her the menu. 'I have decided what I want to eat but take your time and choose. The food is terrific here a d since this is a special occasion, I thought we might try a glass or two of their excellent wine. You do take wine, don't you?' 'Sometimes, not always', she said looking at the menu and realising that she was hungry. She hadn't eaten on the plane because she hated unreal food and with shock, she realised that her last meal had been breakfast at the airport.

I mean, I should have gotten the economy seat for a first-timer. I was so lost in my thoughts when a flight attendant walked to me. Is she holding… a menu? “Good morning, ma’am!” She greeted me. Her voice was soft and she looked astonishing in her clean look. She is well-dressed and I can say that this airline is the most expensive for a reason. “Would you like to get something?” She handed me the book and my eyes widened at how expensive the food was. And to think that we are not flying yet, oh wow… I did not know what to do.

"Tell me if you are still finding it uncomfortable or if you are experiencing feelings of nausea. Adeline, let's find a solution to keep you from throwing up." In reaction to what he said, I did nothing more than nod. Now that I've been here for a while, I don't even have to pretend that I don't mind being here. My first experience riding on an airplane was one that caught me off guard and will stick with me forever because of its significance. Will I be able to continue to pretend that I despise it even if I really love it? After we had settled into our seats, a member of the cabin crew wearing a uniform provided by the airline approached us while smiling. After introducing herself to us, s

I don't believe that it is my fault that I own this airport. "Sorry, are you mad at me?" The man my age doesn't respond, he looks away, and I'm left hanging. "Here's your food!" The bulky criminal drops the food covers with a plastic bag in front of us. I open it, and it's fried chicken; it smells good, but fried chicken? Oh, Mark! This isn't a happy meal! "Grab one pack each and dig in; we have a long night ahead of us." We got one bottle of water each, it's not enough, but it's better than nothing.

I put on the headphones they provided, leaving one ear uncovered and trying to rattle her as little as possible, then turned on the first movie on the list. The air hostess came by with breakfast. I selected a plate of waffles. Paige took a three-meat omelet and a glass of orange juice. Once our food arrived, I put the headphones around my neck and began cutting up my food. Like earlier, Paige dove in like she hadn’t eaten in months. Maybe she hadn’t. Not food like this. I popped the first bite of waffle in my mouth. A little mealy but not bad for airplane food. “Mine’s all right,” I said. “What about yours?”

Fortunately, the cushioned seat in the plane was comfortable enough to provide some solution to her slight backache. “Uh, Myra?” “Yes?” “They will serve lunch soon. What do you want to eat?” She blushed as she considered her weird taste in airplane meals, but she told him anyway. Some people found airplane meals disgusting, but she savoured them to an extent that it was ridiculous. With her rich girl status, she didn’t even get to have those unhealthy fast foods like KFC or Mac Dee. A part of her wanted to enjoy foods like she had at the street market with Hart.

She wasn’t lying but she wasn’t telling me the whole truth either. “Come on, I want to hit the buffet before we have to be in an airplane for far too long.” Following her, I took a couple items but they were things I could take with me rather than the plate that Ember was piling high. We sat down at the table and chairs and I ate the croissant sandwich while Ember ate her food. Her complaint was mainly that the food on the plane wasn’t good. I didn’t think it was too bad but she had packed her carry on bag with so many snacks I wondered if she had even brought anything to entertain herself on the fifteen hour flight.

I asked and they chuckled. “It's no fun.” They answered simultaneously and then jinxed playing around. I just opened my laptop and took in the smell of fried food while waiting for my own food to come hoping the food was great. I had chosen this airline based on their amazing reviews from the food to the little to none airplane crashes. And when the food finally came, I smiled in satisfaction. ****** The kids had finally fallen asleep after betting with me that they would be up throughout the entire flight. I tucked them in but as I tucked Eric, he woke up. “Go to sleep, Sweetie.” I ushered him, rubbing his forehead softly.

"If there's not enough, you can have mine." Morton smiled and said, "I'm not hungry. Go ahead and eat. They won't wait for you once boarding starts." Then he looked at Aria, still sitting on the bench. "Are you not going to eat?" Aria made a disgusted face. "Sandwiches from the airport? I'd rather eat one good meal a day than this junk." Morton's eyes narrowed slightly. "Just hang in there. Once we get there, I'll take you somewhere nice."