Old Friends | d.d

Chapter 18

  The plane was shaking. The air masks came down.

  'Are you kidding me? First David now this?'

  I put the mask on just like they instructed us to.

  I saw the front half of the plane tear of. Then I felt as my part of the plane fell backwards.

  It felt like slow motion. Everything was happening at once. A flight attendant got sucked out of the plane at one point. Then I felt the large crash that I had be anticipating. I hit my head on the seat in front of me.

  I had no idea as to where we were. By we I mean about fifteen other people. Not long after our own half of the plane crash we heard another one.

  "Maybe that's the other half," a young girl said, sounding slightly scared.

"We should follow the sound," an older woman said.

"I think half of us should stay here and the other half should follow the sound and bring them back here," I pitched in.

  "All right," the older woman said. "Half of us will stay and try to build a fire, while the other half goes and find as many people as possible and bring them back here."

  I got up from my seat and opened the over head compartment where my bag was. I remember my dad being over protective and overly superstitious so he made me pack a survival kit.

  I grabbed my bag and sat it on the seat. I pulled out the kit and searched for the matches. It would get cold and we need to build a fire. The smoke could also help other people see us if the fire was big enough.

  A couple hours later the group that was sent out to find the other half of the plane came back with about ten people.

"There were some casualties," the older woman from earlier said.

-David's POV-

  "Natalie can I please come with you to pick her up," I begged Natalie as she put on her makeup to go get Izzy.

  "David, I am one thousand percent sure she does not want you there," Natalie said. "You broke her heart. I mean you did one of the worst things a guy can do and that is break up over text. You didn't even call her or wait to tell her until she back. Instead you ruined her time with her family and made her insecure about herself. Not to mention you went back to your ex."

  "I just want to go to explain myself."

  Natalie took a deep breath and contemplated my words.

  "Fine," she sighed.

  "Thank you," I responded, running to put my shoes on.

Izzy's plane was going to land in an hour and with L.A. traffic we should probably leave now.

"Natalie can you please hurry up," I said, bouncing on the balls of my feet.

"David my face takes a long time to put on," she responded.

"But we are just going to the airport. Everyone looks ugly at the airport."

"That is not true. The Kardashian's look good where ever they go."

"They're also plastic."

"They are not."

"Sorry they're silicone."

  Natalie finished about ten minutes later and we were finally leaving.

  "Seriously people, it's not that hard to move," I shouted as we stopped in traffic once again.

  About two hours later we finally made it to the airport.

  "Don't you think it's weird we haven't gotten a call asking where we are I mean we're an hour late," I asked Natalie.

  "Maybe they got delayed before take off or something," Natalie responded.

  "I'm gonna park and go in and ask if something happened. I just have a bad feeling."

  "David nothing bad happened, trust me."

  "Still, I think we should ask."

  "You're overreacting," she said as we got out of the car.

  "And that's why you're getting out of the car?"

  "Okay, maybe I'm a little nervous."

  We walked into the airport and went to the front desk. When we got to the front desk we saw a long line of people.

  One woman was asking about her daughter and how she was on a flight from Munich that was supposed to land an hour ago but still hadn't. A man had the same story but instead it was with his wife. And a group of friends also had the same story except they were here to surprise their friend back from Munich.

All these people had someone on the same flight as Izzy. They were all here for someone just like Natalie and me.

"Excuse me, everyone," one of the employees from front desk said. "No one has gotten in contact with Flight 2601. The flight took off as expected at the time expected but no one's heard from them since. Once we got more news we will inform you, but until then, you'll just have to wait."

  "I told you something was wrong, Natalie," I said, turning to her.

  "Maybe they had to take an emergency landing in like North Carolina or something," she responded.

  "But they would've said something."

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(A/N)

  I finally published a new chapter but school started again so I don't know how often I can post. Also, I feel really bad for David in this chapter because you can obviously tell he still loves Izzy. I mean he's loved her since they were kids but he also really loves Liza. So I don't know what's gonna happen. I mean I have a main plan but it could change at any moment.