Part 4
Chapter 27
Quinn and Tam boarded an Eagles Airlines Boeing 777 for Tokyo at Newark Liberty International Airport on a rainy and windswept April day. Quinn didn’t know what they were doing—or, more specifically, what he was doing. He hadn’t been on an international flight since the one carrying him and 261 passengers—including the late, loved, deeply lamented Aunt Lena—went down in the North Pacific when he was twelve. The way he got through the many domestic flights he and the Temps took was to remind himself that at least they wouldn’t be flying over any oceans. Still, when he was invited to the Pro Bowl in Honolulu his rookie year, he had a hard time convincing himself that, technically at least, New York to Honolulu was a domestic flight. He was glad that the Super Bowl broadca
