The cries pierced the air like shards of glass.
Little Nora, curled in her father’s trembling arms, shook the quiet cabin of the Boston–Zurich flight. First class—usually a sanctuary of whispers, silk blankets, and champagne—had turned into a suffocating echo chamber.
Passengers shifted in their plush leather seats, rolling their eyes, sighing dramatically, and whispering sharp complaints behind manicured hands.
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