AirFrance
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- It was 4:30 AM. My brother had to be at the airport at 6:30 to be on time for the flight. It is needless to say that I did not sleep all night.
- RING! RING! RING! RING!
- Shut up!
- Santiago, get down NOW! Your brother's going to be late for the!
- I put on the first thing I could find and went to the bathroom to brush my teeth and wash my face. In the meanwhile, I took a long look in the mirror. Some thoughts were really haunting me, so I stayed staring for a while.
- What will I do all alone...?
- My mother was having similar thoughts. However, she was much more expressive about them. She had no shame, unlike me. I was never close with my brother, so showing my feelings about him leaving was out of the table.
- Get out of the freaking house at this moment!
- Don't worry, mom. I know how to take care of myself.
- My baby's leaving! What am I going to do without you?!
- The car ride to the airport was characterized by being in complete silence. All that could be heard was my mother sobbing and the radio in the background. I had my head on my brother's shoulder. It was my way of trying to show that I was going to miss him.
- Aeropuerto Mariscal Sucre 7 Km
- Sniff! Sniff!
- We arrived at the airport at 6:30 AM exactly. The flight departed at 8:00 AM. My brother went straight to check his bags. As this was happening, the family situation was pretty much the same.
- That's impossible! I weighed them myself!
- He thinks that I don't care that he's leaving...
- These bags are overweight. You need to pay extra if you want to send them to cabin.
- Checking my brother's bags nearly took one whole hour. He was in rage. My dad was consoling him while I was staring at the floor all alone.
- I was ashamed with myself for not even trying to fix our relationship before his departure. And then...
- I had to pay 70 bucks extra for 0.4 kilograms! Wasn't the 1000 dollar flight enough!?
- My son is leaving! Don't leave me, Juanse. Please don't leave me!
- Don't worry, son. All that matters is that you're finally leaving.
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