Dia's POV
I was boarding a seven-hour flight.
Naturally, the most important thing on my mind was annoying my brother.
Ugly Dumbass
The contact name still made me smile.
You: I'm boarding soon.
Seen.
Nothing.
Three seconds later,
Ugly Dumbass: Don't start.
Too late.
You: Wow.
You: Such a warm welcome.
You: Mom would be proud.
The typing bubble appeared.
Disappeared.
Appeared again.
Good.
I hit a nerve.
Ugly Dumbass: Don't drag her into your nonsense.
A small smile slipped onto my face.
Still works.
You: I'll land at 1:30 AM.
You: You will pick me up.
Seen.
No reply.
You: I know you're reading.
Ugly Dumbass: I am.
You: Then answer properly.
Ugly Dumbass: No.
Of course.
I leaned against the boarding gate chair.
You: I'm literally flying to another country alone.
You: And you're this calm?
Ugly Dumbass: You've survived worse decisions.
Rude.
Accurate.
But rude.
You: One day I'll stop talking to you.
Ugly Dumbass: Peace will finally exist.
You: I'll find you a girlfriend while I'm there.
The typing bubble appeared immediately.
Interesting.
Ugly Dumbass: Find ur brain first.
I laughed.
Several people turned toward me.
Worth it.
You: Pick me up.
Seen.
A few seconds later...
Ugly Dumbass: Book a cab.
Hopeless.
I locked my phone and stood.
The boarding announcement echoed through the terminal.
Time to leave.
A flight attendant approached me with a bright smile.
"Good morning, ma'am. I'll guide you."
She took my ticket.
Then immediately started walking toward economy.
I almost laughed.
She judged fast.
I followed her through the cabin.
Past economy.
Past several confused passengers.
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The Existence Book One: Threads
FantasyWhat if your existence was never supposed to happen? Dia arrives in London expecting a fresh start. Instead, strange incidents begin piling up around her. Reality itself seems to slip at the edges. Moments don't always make sense. And the closer Dia...
