“If your baby starts screaming, I’m not going to sit here and listen to it. I’m warning you.”
“We haven’t taken off yet.”
Behind us, Louise leaned forward to speak up for her sibling.
“I know babies,” she said. “They always scream when people are trapped.”
“I’ll do my best.”
“People say that. Then everyone else suffers.”
Behind us, Louise leaned forward to speak up for her sibling.
“My brother is usually quiet.”
Louise sat back, but I saw her frown reflected in the window.
The woman ignored her.
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