I never liked flying. The pressure changes always gave me headaches and the way the turbulence buffeted the plane jangled my nerves. It was a little better on this flight. At first.
When I returned from the lavatory, I noticed a number of seats were empty that had not been before.
I sat down and resumed reading my book. When I looked up, more people were gone.
I nudged the shoulder of the man in the seat ahead of me and got no response. He was ice cold.
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Congratulations to Lynne Cantwell, who claims victory as the readers’ choice in this week’s Indies Unlimited Flash Fiction Challenge.
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