Two days earlier, Wednesday afternoon
Two days earlier, Wednesday afternoonThe plane dropped, tilted sideways and rose up hard. Coffee flew out of the cup in Georgia Charles-Dixon"s hand, landing on the front of her white shirt.
“Damn.” She set the cup back onto the tray and dabbed at the stain with a napkin. The plane took another dive and she put the lid on the cup and secured it in the slotted tray.
The seat belt light bonged and flashed as the P.A. system came to life. “Ladies and gentlemen, we are experiencing some air turbulence. Please remain in your seats and fasten your seat belts. Thank you.”
Georgia glanced nervously at her husband in the seat beside her as she engaged the seat belt. She knew turbulence was a natural phenomenon and with all the air miles she"d clocked, she s
