Flight Attendant Sees Her Father On The Plane – What She Discovers Next Leaves Her Reeling!
Driving straight from the airport, she barely noticed the passing streets until she stood on the porch she’d visited countless times before. She rang the bell, her heart in her throat.
Mrs. Garcia opened the door almost immediately, pulling her into a hug.
“I’m sorry for coming so late, Grandma,” Natalie said, stepping inside. “But I need to talk to you. It’s important.”
Mrs. Garcia’s smile was tinged with sadness. “You’re never a disturbance. I just baked some cookies—the ones Winston loved.”
Natalie swallowed hard, the scent stirring memories and ache in equal measure. She took a deep breath, ready to ask the question she feared.
Natalie poured out the story to Mrs. Garcia—every detail about the man on the flight who looked exactly like Winston. She placed the business card on the table as proof.
Mrs. Garcia’s eyes glistened, her expression shadowed with something more than surprise.
“Is everything okay, Grandma?” Natalie asked gently, taking her hand. “I know this is hard, but I need answers. I’m sorry to bring this to you so suddenly.”
Mrs. Garcia drew in a shaky breath. “Go to my bedside drawer, dear. Bring me the old photo album.”
Natalie hurried to fetch it. They sat at the kitchen table, the lamplight spilling over the worn cover. When Mrs. Garcia opened it, Natalie’s breath caught—her hands trembling at what she saw.
Inside were photographs of two infants.
One baby was unmistakable—her father Winston as she had seen in countless family albums. But the other… she didn’t recognize.
“Grandma… who is this?” Natalie whispered.
Mrs. Garcia’s voice quavered. “Winston… and his twin brother.”
Natalie stared at the images, struggling to process the words. A twin? She had never heard this in her life.
