Chapter 33

"We're an hour away from the kingdom of Edessa, your highness," the air hostess said, as she slowly approached me with her red short skirt and white shirt, which was tight on her body. As she got closer, I could smell her strong cologne, which only made my situation worse by bringing back the migraines I'd been trying to get rid of. I couldn't leave yesterday because the plane was out of fuel. I had to spend the night in the serene pack, but I was on the plane first thing this morning. "Okay," I answered, waiting for her to leave my presence while I focused on the important mail that I couldn't cover while I passed out, which was still a huge mystery for me. No matter how hard I tried to remember, my head only throbbed harder, yet no memory seemed to be coming in. Eventually, I decided to let go of it. I needed to be in Edessa now, and I'll probably remember what happened when my head is ready. There's no need to force it out. "Why are you still here?" I asked, already irritated. The a