Turbulence - (18+)

26.

GATE B21 SHAY

Orlando (MCO)-> Seattle (SEA)-> Los Angeles (LAX)

I winced as I made another pot of coffee for the first class cabin. The muscles in my arms were weak and heavy-worn out from holding onto a closet door frame while Justin bent low on his knees and pleasured my pussy with his mouth.

I was still waiting for a time when the sex wouldn't be so spectacular, an instance where it would only be 'good,' or maybe even average, but it was getting more intense every time.

Making sure the coffee was hot enough, I turned it on low, ready to start breakfast service. I opened the compartment where we kept the placemats, but Miss Connors stepped in front of me and slammed it shut.

"How are you on this lovely day today, Miss Taylor?" She asked, smiling.

"I'm fine. How are you?"

"I'm amazing." Her smile didn't waver. "I didn't see you on the crew shuttle this morning, so I was quite surprised that you beat me to the airport for a change. Imagine my surprise when I arrived this morning and saw you already waiting patiently at the gate."

"Yes, well..." I wasn't sure where she was going with this. "On time is late, and early is on time. I caught the shuttle right before yours."

"Oh, really?" She crossed her arms and leaned against the counter. "You know, that's quite interesting because there was no shuttle before mine. Even if there was, I would've seen you catch it because I was in the lobby having coffee and a book at five this morning. If you came down, there's no way I would've missed you."

I said nothing.

"Furthermore," she said, narrowing her eyes at me. "I actually went to your room at seven to make sure you were coming, so imagine how shocked I was when a housekeeping associate told me you never actually checked into your room the other day."

I felt my face turning red, but I still didn't say anything.

"So, I started thinking to myself. Well, Miss Taylor is definitely incompetent at times, and although I did see her argue with someone familiar at the gala weeks ago, there's no way this young woman would risk her career over a pilot's cock." She shook her head. "There's no way the front desk agent had the same girl in mind when he told me you turned in your room key shortly after checking in and was picked up by some 'pilot guy.' There's no way, is there, Miss Taylor?"

I swallowed, unable to meet her gaze anymore.

"End it." She narrowed her eyes at me. "End it today. I don't care what type of stupid system of lust the two of you have going on, but if it continues past today, I'll have you fired."

"Miss Connors, I'm-"

She held up her hand. "I expected more from you. You can do much better than a goddamn pilot," She rolled her eyes and walked away without another word, leaving me completely embarrassed.

***

Seconds after checking into my Los Angeles hotel, I got the hell away from Miss Connors and locked myself in my room. I plugged my laptop into the wall and sat at the desk, forcing myself to temporarily forget about her threats.

I googled "Flight Attendants Fired for Breaking Employee Fraternization Policy," and several pages of results popped up. I clicked on each of the links, my heart sinking with each and every article. Of the twenty I read, eighteen of the incidents were from Elite Airways, but they were several years old. The more current articles were all quotes from executives, all of them saying a variation of, "That's why our safety record is so high. Our flight employees are pure professionals. No other airline in the world has a policy like ours, but the proof is in the policy."