"Hi Dad, yes, I'll get the plane" I talked to my father on my cell phone and ran across the airport.
When I got to my flight, I waved him off with a "love you, see you later" and hung up.

When I was on the plane, I grabbed my cell phone and put my headphones in my ears.
I heard a wild mix from Lady Gaga to Eminem.
After 10-20 minutes I decided to go and saw a series that Jenna had downloaded for me.
It was about a girl who falls in love with a vampire but also wants the vampire's brother.
Man she had problems.
I would be happy if at least one person would love me like that.
And already my thoughts wandered back to him. I would walk past his house afterwards.
In the end, in the worst case, his mother would wave to me.
She was a nice woman, always warm and friendly. Niall did not have this stupid behavior from her.

After a while the signal went off that we were going to land. When I got to the airport, I took a taxi into town and I could walk from there.
Mum or Dad would have picked me up too, but I wanted to surprise them because I hadn't told them when I would fly.
Grinning, I ran through the streets and passed his house.
I probably just made a mistake when I thought I saw really light blonde hair through the window.I quickly shook my head and quickly walked on to our little farm.
I was greeted with a bark by Sandy, who was closely followed by a young foal.
He was brave.
I greeted Sandy immediately and then introduced myself to little Chandler.
"Lili" shouted my little sister and fell around my neck.
At the age of 11 she was already huge, which is why she pulled me to the floor.
Our parents also came along now.
"Lili, how was the flight" asked my mother and pulled me into the house. My father dragged my suitcase behind us.
"Quite well," I replied and she asked further.
"How was the conversation with Niall"
"Quite well," I lied, I didn't want his grandma to get wind of it or she would have to worry about it herself.
She had seen how I had suffered from the loss of contact.
There was a time when I slept outside, in the stable. I already knew then that Joey was helping me.
Speaking of Joey.
"I'm going to the horses a little, say hello," I smiled and went out.
When they got to their pasture, the white stallion trotted over to me and shook his black mane.
I stroked him and suddenly heard a voice behind me.
"You too there"
"Timothy," I called out happily and fell on his neck.
"Well, little one, how are you" he asked and flung me lightly through the air.
"Great, how are you, and well David" I asked him.
"David, David had to go to jail," he said, not looking at me."Why" I carefully chopped up.
"He raped a young girl last year and then murdered her," he said honestly.
"Oh God" I breathed and hugged him again.
"It's better if he's locked up, she wasn't his first victim," he added.
"Such a wanker" I said and he agreed.
"Change the subject, do you have someone in prospect" he asked me with a grin and winked at me.
"No, Single like a Pringel" I laughed and he joined in.
"Me too, how is your roommate, Jenny right?" He asked.
"Almost Jenna, she's fine, she's on vacation from me, as she calls it," I giggled.
We talked a lot. Very much. He told how everything had changed here, who did what for a living and who had babies.
We didn't take up the subject of David anymore, he had shown me that he thought as much of him as I did. And well. That was like "Liam with spoons" as Jenna always said.
I wasn't really a fan, but I knew way too many insiders.
Except for the one with Japan, but she really has to explain that to me. Or do I even want to know?
"Lili come in, there is dinner" interrupted my mother when she came out.
"Oh Timmy, come on in, we've done enough," she added gently.She loved him. "Thank you, Caroline, I still have Millie's school books with me, as agreed, she really shouldn't forget them that often," he smiled at her and ran into the house next to me.
"Why do you have Millie's books" I asked confused.
"He's my math teacher," Millie interrupted.
"Really, crazy" I laughed and saw that it wasn't so great to have a family friend as a teacher.
"How do you do that privately, you always call her Mr. Charles" I chopped up.
,, No, just normal Timothy. We have agreed that school is not an issue at the table, or at celebrations and so on, "he replied and sat down next to me.
My mother looked at us dreamily, as if she were planning our wedding.
There was something completely normal on the table, she wasn't a fan of typical Irish cuisine.
But since each of us loved salmon, she did it quite often. Well, at least it did when I was still living here