Skybound Revelations: A Journey to Discover My True Self

Chapter 1: Blueprints and Beginnings
I built my life like the structures I designed—strong, intentional, a tribute to my mother’s sacrifices.

A pitch in L.A. wasn’t just business; it was the dream we’d both carried.

Chapter 2: Takeoff
Mom’s voice echoed in my heart as I boarded the plane. Everything felt aligned—until it didn’t.

Chapter 3: In-Flight Suspicion
A flight attendant’s lingering glance. A strange request to show my passport. A message: the pilot wanted to speak to me privately.

Chapter 4: A Chilling Turn
After landing, everyone else gone, a man with steel in his eyes approached. Something in his presence felt… personal.

And just like that, my future wasn’t the one I had drawn in blueprints—it was a story still unfolding, on a path I never planned.

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