Flight Attendant Came up to Me and Said..

My flight to Los Angeles was meant to be a routine work trip, but a strange request from the pilot changed everything.

I was an architect heading to pitch a major project, hoping to make my mom, Melissa, proud.

She always said my father passed before I was born.On the plane, a flight attendant, Bethany,

noticed the birthmark on my wrist and asked for my passport. Later,she told me the pilot wanted to

speak with me after landing.When I arrived, a man named Steve approached, crying. He revealed he was my father,

and we shared the same birthmark. Shocked, I called my mom, who admitted she had left Steve when pregnant,

thinking it was best for his career.Despite the emotional shock, I still had my meeting. Steve, knowing the investors,

helped me secure the project and a promotion. That night, he and my mom reunited, healing old wounds.

What started as a routine flight had unexpectedly brought our family back together.

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