Ten

“Alpha! Alpha Terrell! Wake up!”

Terrell startled awake, sweating glistening on his brow. He grabbed at his chest, looking for the blood that had been there. His head spinning, Terrell sat up on the floor of the cabin.

“We've landed in Georgia, sir.”

Terrell looked around him cautiously. A nightmare. It had only been a nightmare. Her face, the alarms, the overwhelming feeling of...

Terrell rushed to the bathroom, lurching over the toilet. He emptied the contents from his stomach in piercing loud pushes. He was dizzy from the nightmare, from the feeling of the plane bolting from left to right. His head pounded in his ears from vomiting, and his eyes blurred as he tried to focus and calm the nausea that continued to threaten him.

“Sir, are you alright?”

Terrell hung on the toilet, resting his head on the backside of it. “Fine, just give me a minute.”

Motion sickness? Really? On a flight th