A Boarding Pass to Denver and a Four-Star Military Pin
“Excuse me, Emily,” I said.
She locked the cart and turned around, her professional smile already back in place.
“How can I help you, ma’am?”
“I need you to open the cabin incident logbook,” I said.
Emily touched the edge of her silk scarf.
“We try to handle seating misunderstandings informally,” she said.
“He’s just a little stressed about his luggage space.”
“He made physical contact with a seven-year-old child,” I said.