The Problem with Flying

The Problem with Flying

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jan 30, 2014
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Audrey is a soft-spoken girl who boarded a plane expecting to go to see her hometown in Michigan with her friend. At college in California, she is a hard worker and just wants to get back to her hometown of Addison, Michigan, but a stranger ruins her trip by swapping tickets with her friend. This stranger is annoying, arrogant, and a jerk, but she oddly likes him. The problem with flying, you ask? Hunter Mccree
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