The airport was packed, and it took James almost thirty minutes to direct them to the right side of the huge building. This was the reason why she was not looking forward to the trip, airports are too busy, too crowded, and too stressful. They made it through the security without any issues and made it to the terminal right on time to get in line and wait to be seated. James was fortunate enough to get three seats together. Tanya was not sure if she felt good about that or not, but she was relieved to know she wouldn't be sitting beside some chatty stranger, also she was interested to hear more about her aunt's life.
The seats on the plane were quite comfortable. Aunt Tina took the window seat; apparently, she had experience with sky diving and loved imagining herself soaring over the wor
