She’d Sworn Never to Fly Again. Then Someone Poisoned the Co-Pilot Six Miles Over the Atlantic
And they took Richard Voss off the jetway in handcuffs before he could disappear into the crowd, two agents at his elbows.
They walked him past the forward galley, where I was standing, and he stopped.
He looked at me for a long moment, and something crossed his face that I can only call recognition — worse than recognition, a kind of grim satisfaction, as if a very old bet had finally paid out.
“Laura Novak,” he said, soft, almost amused.
“Of all the people to be asleep in 8A.”
Everything in me went cold and still.