A Boarding Pass to Denver and a Four-Star Military Pin
The heavy brass seatbelt buckle clinked as she pulled it across her waist.
“I need help with the strap,” Sophie said.
I reached over and tightened the gray nylon belt until it lay flat across her lap.
I smoothed down the sleeve of her pink cardigan.
“Comfortable?” I asked.
Sophie nodded and pointed at the small oval window.
“I can see the men driving the little carts,” she said.
I turned to take seat two B on the aisle, holding my faded canvas bag by the top handle.