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Mariana looked on the time board for the flights, relief flooding her features. So she wouldn't miss her flight... Leaning her suitcase again one of the many plastic chairs she looks around; just earlier she had been at her grandmothers funeral, and now she was on her way back home to Florida.
"Excuse me," the male behind her spoke up to the two who were quarreling.
The infuriated male turned to him with blazing eyes.
"She's had a long night, and she wants you to get on your flight as much as you do. If you have a complaint, go to the customer service center. If not, I'm sure I can show you right where you can put your plane ticket." He spoke with a warm smile on his face, tone kind.
The male gaped and spluttered before huffing. "I don't need this type of service!" He turned and struggled through the line, receiving glares and cuss words in his wake.
The woman thanked him with a blush before walking back to the counter.
She blinks a few times before looking away, her lips slightly parting as she thinks, "Man," she laughs a bit, "I wish I loved my job as much as you apparently do,"
Mariana slips through the crowded walkway heading for her seat as fast as possible. She hated being in closed spaces, and she lost count of how many times someone tried to cope a feel.