Rebellious Game C24.2

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Chp24. part2

“Believe it or not,” Yun Xin said, dragging her luggage to find a seat.

After checking in, boarding the plane, and settling into her seat, Lin Qin was still fuming. “What kind of person did I hire? I almost thought she was the boss, running the whole company.”

Miss Secretary quickly apologized. “It was my mistake. It won’t happen again.”

Lin Qin remained in a foul mood.

He had been looking forward to the trip, but now he was leaning back against the seat with his eyes closed, unwilling to say a word.

Meanwhile, under the guidance of the ground control tower, the plane officially took off.

As the plane climbed, the pilot unexpectedly detected a thunderstorm ahead.

The ground control tower warned that a severe storm might be on the flight path. To avoid turbulence, the captain decided to divert the plane and ascend to 10,000 meters.

Anticipating bumpy conditions, the captain illuminated the seatbelt sign, and the flight attendants went through the cabin, reminding passengers to fasten their seatbelts.

Sixteen minutes into the flight, Lin Qin, who had been resting with his eyes closed, heard a rustling sound. He opened his eyes to see other passengers standing up and asking the flight attendants what was happening.

Before the attendants could respond, a deafening explosion tore through the air. The cargo bay door burst open, followed by the cabin walls and a section of the fuselage being ripped away, leaving a gaping hole in the plane’s surface!

Lin Qin froze in shock.

Before he could react, the massive pressure difference between the interior and exterior of the plane ripped the two rows of seats nearest the cargo bay from the floor and hurled them out the window.

Seven or eight passengers, still strapped to their seats, vanished into the void in an instant!

Lin Qin’s heart pounded like never before, as if he had never been so close to death.

In his daze, he saw a flight attendant about to be sucked out of the plane.

Lu Lei reached out and grabbed her arm.

The immense suction force outside the plane was too much for him to handle alone.

Fortunately, before Lu Lei could say anything, the black-suited bodyguard beside him also extended a hand, helping to pull her back.

The plane executed a 180-degree turn and headed back to the airport.

But they had already flown some distance, and the return journey would take time.

Meanwhile, the turbulent air currents sent cabin objects flying in all directions, striking passengers in the face and body.

Miss Secretary’s head swelled with a bump from a flying object. As she shielded her head, she began to sincerely regret not listening to Yun Xin’s advice.

What’s the point of a high salary if it can’t save your life?!

Lin Qin also regretted not heeding the new employee’s warnings and insisting on boarding this death flight. But pride kept him from admitting it.

Suddenly, Lin Qin felt his breath catch. His face flushed crimson as he gasped for air, but it did little to ease the suffocating feeling.

Brother Zhao, the bodyguard, his face ashen, informed his employer, “The oxygen supply system has likely been damaged.”

Lin Qin’s vision began to blur. He couldn’t tell if it was due to hypoxia or the shock of the bad news.

With the oxygen supply system destroyed, there was no way to breathe properly. At thousands of meters in the air, with nowhere to escape—what kind of hellish torment was this?!

Fortunately, after a while, the plane’s altitude decreased, and breathing finally became easier.

Lin Qin suddenly understood what the new employee had meant. At that moment, he too felt an indescribable premonition. It was as if the slightest mishap would cost him his life that day.

Brother Zhao, the black-suited bodyguard, said, “The only thing we can do now is trust the pilot.”

For the first time, Lin Qin experienced what it felt like to have his life in someone else’s hands.

Thousands of meters in the air, he was powerless to do anything but sit there and wait for the outcome.

At that moment, the flight attendants reminded the passengers to put on their life vests.

Some people nearby had already begun praying, begging for divine protection. Because their religions differed, their prayers were directed at different deities.

After listening for a while, Lin Qin thought to himself, “If prayer worked, all the gods in the world would probably be rushing to save us right now.”

After what felt like an eternity, the plane finally returned to the airport and began its descent.

The ground control tower, having been notified in advance, had cleared the airport. Moreover, numerous fire trucks were stationed nearby to prevent the plane from crashing in flames.

With a sharp screeching sound, the plane came to a smooth stop, not veering off the runway.

All 300-plus passengers and more than a dozen crew members survived, though most sustained minor injuries.

In the next minute, all passengers and crew were emergency evacuated from the plane.

The journey ended without further incident. Back on the ground, with both feet firmly planted, Lin Qin felt an unprecedented sense of stability.

He’d planned to find a nearby shop to sit down and rest, perhaps with a drink to calm his nerves. But as he looked up, he saw Yun Xin.

For a moment, Lin Qin had a strange illusion: as if he’d just ridden a thrilling roller coaster at an amusement park. Someone had predicted it would be too intense and refused to join, waiting nearby instead.

Now, the riders were all weak-legged and dazed, their eyes unfocused. The person who had waited nearby, however, was relaxed and at ease… even snacking on some treats.

Lin Qin hurried over and asked, “Did you know the plane was going to crash?”

Yun Xin tilted her head. “No idea.”

Lin Qin didn’t believe her. “Then why did you insist on not boarding this flight?”

“It just felt wrong,” Yun Xin explained. “My intuition isn’t always right, but I’ve only got one life. I couldn’t afford to gamble.”

Lin Qin remembered how he’d ignored her advice and insisted on boarding anyway. Feeling guilty for a second, he pressed on, “If you knew it was going to crash, why didn’t you warn the airline?”

Yun Xin turned to him in shock. “I didn’t know what would happen, or even if it would happen. What was I supposed to tell them?”

She had seen a dark gray mist around her colleagues, not a death countdown.

Lin Qin fell silent.

Indeed, she couldn’t just run up to the airline and say, “This plane feels wrong. Don’t fly it.”

They wouldn’t listen, and might even call the police.

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