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“SWEETIE… PRIORITY BOARDING IS FOR REAL FIRST CLASS.” That’s what the gate agent said—loud enough for the velvet-rope line to hear.
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“GET OUT OF MY SEAT. YOU DON’T BELONG IN FIRST CLASS.” Twelve words. That’s all it took for Carter Prescott to turn a quiet flight into the most expensive tantrum in aviation history.
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“A FOUR-STAR GENERAL?” Mrs. Henderson didn’t even try to hide the laugh. She held James’s poster up like evidence in a courtroom. “Class,” she said sweetly, voice dripping with sugar and venom, “this is what we call pathological lying.”
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“GET OUT OF MY PLANE.” Captain Richard Sterling didn’t whisper it. He barked it.
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“SO… YOUR $12,000 TICKET HAS BEEN FLAGGED FOR FRAUD. ENJOY 34E.” Patricia said it like she was reading a weather report.
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“SWEETIE… PRIORITY BOARDING IS FOR REAL FIRST CLASS.” That’s what the gate agent said—loud enough for the velvet-rope line to hear.
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“GET OUT OF MY SEAT. YOU DON’T BELONG IN FIRST CLASS.” Twelve words. That’s all it took for Carter Prescott to turn a quiet flight into the most expensive tantrum in aviation history.
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“A FOUR-STAR GENERAL?” Mrs. Henderson didn’t even try to hide the laugh. She held James’s poster up like evidence in a courtroom. “Class,” she said sweetly, voice dripping with sugar and venom, “this is what we call pathological lying.”
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“SO… YOUR $12,000 TICKET HAS BEEN FLAGGED FOR FRAUD. ENJOY 34E.” Patricia said it like she was reading a weather report.
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“SWEETIE… PRIORITY BOARDING IS FOR REAL FIRST CLASS.” That’s what the gate agent said—loud enough for the velvet-rope line to hear.
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“GET OUT OF MY SEAT. YOU DON’T BELONG IN FIRST CLASS.” Twelve words. That’s all it took for Carter Prescott to turn a quiet flight into the most expensive tantrum in aviation history.
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“A FOUR-STAR GENERAL?” Mrs. Henderson didn’t even try to hide the laugh. She held James’s poster up like evidence in a courtroom. “Class,” she said sweetly, voice dripping with sugar and venom, “this is what we call pathological lying.”
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“GET OUT OF MY PLANE.” Captain Richard Sterling didn’t whisper it. He barked it.