But when I walked over, Harold not only avoided my hug with a cold face, but also slapped me hard in the face!
"The weather is unpredictable and it's okay that you failed to report the weather conditions to us in time." Harold pointed at my nose and cursed angrily, "But why did you deliberately convey the wrong instructions to me? Do you know that you almost killed more than 200 people on our entire flight!?"
Looking at Harold listing my crimes in public, I was struck by lightning.
"Harold, what are you talking about?" I looked at him in disbelief. "Today, I fulfilled my duties as an air traffic controller in all operations at the tower. It was even because of my extreme rescue that you were able to..."
Before I finished speaking, Stacey interrupted me with tears in her eyes, "Kelly, I know your family is on the verge of bankruptcy and urgently needs a huge amount of money to turn around. But you can't be so cruel to your husband for the high insurance, not to mention that there are so many innocent people on the plane!"
Stacey's words stirred up a thousand waves. The passengers who had just lived and died with them didn't listen to my explanation at all.
The passengers rushed up and tore and beat me, the real lifesaver.
"Although the law does not punish everyone, everyone should pay attention to the degree and not be too radical." My best friend Stacey made an exaggerated plea.
Meanwhile my husband watched coldly as my vision turned blurry black and white.
I died tragically at the feet of these people!
***
I pulled myself away from the painful memory of my previous life and my body trembled instinctively.
The plane piloted by Harold broke down fifteen minutes after takeoff, just like in his previous life.
"Ohama, Ohama. Stars 3213, the fault warning light on the aircraft instrument panel is on!"
Listening to his panicked call to the tower, I took off my work headset, replaced it with Bluetooth headphones, closed my eyes and listened to light music.
Forty minutes later, I saw on the radar screen that Stars 3213 piloted by Harold turned around in the air and landed safely on the runway of Ohama Airport, just like in his previous life.
And this time, I went directly to the apron to greet him.
When Harold saw me, he walked over like an angry lion. "Kelly, what is your responsibility as an air traffic controller?"
I said slowly, "Respect life and duty and bring all flights home."