"Well I guess you can say we wanted to visit the world. We were childhood friends. She said it would be a great idea to go to Cairo. We went to beach, and had so much fun. That's when I realised." Aiden cleared his throat and continued. "I had feeling for her. Not like a friend. So... I was busy doing stuff on my phone. And she just playfully grabbed it. So I tried to get it back. And I couldn't think of a way to make her let go of it. And it worked but I guess it was more than just the phone. " Aiden said.

The stewardess questioned if he was telling the truth of the childhood friend part but let it go. "So now you feel something but you don't know if she does and you're afraid you might have just messed it up where she might never see you like you want her to because she thinks that kissed was just a big scam on her to get the phone or something like that?" She asked debating if she should try and help the man out with his little predicament or not. She had something similar happen to her a few months ago and wondered if she might give him some advice. "Do you want my advice on this?" She asked him just to make sure.

"At first it was for the phone. But I didn't want the phone anymore." Aiden thought about her giving him advice. "Shoot." Aiden said waiting to hear her advice.

She thought for a moment. "Well, someone did something close to what you did only to me. I liked him already but when I talked to him afterwards... let's just say he ruined it." She saw Mury move a little and decided to talk quickly before she woke up. She thought to think of what had made it awful when it happened to her. "When you talk privately, if she says she likes you back wait to see if she's comfortable with a kiss, if you just jump ship and kiss her like that again she might get more confused. And try and avoid the word love, it's small but powerful and she'll not know what to do in the least if you use it." Mury started moving more. The stewardess stood up and gave Aiden a thumbs up. "Good luck." She said leaving.

Mury woke up and covered her mouth as she yawned. "How long was I asleep?" She asked her eyes still closed as she put her head on Aiden's shoulder sleepily.

Aiden thought about what the stewardess said. She gave him a thumbs up then left. He heard Mury wake up he looked down at her. "Not that long. The flights almost over." Aiden said. He kept thinking of what the stewardess said. He put his knuckles on his lips.

Mury rubbed her face against Aiden's shoulder. "That's good if I'm on a plane for too much longer, I'll be out the second we land." Mury realized she had her head on Aiden's shoulder. She lifted it up opening her eyes, blushing. She saw that Aiden looked a little thoughtful. She almost ask what he was thinking about but realized what it must be and blushed even more. She turned and looked out the window, to hide her red face from Aiden, and gasped. Right in front of her nose was the Eiffel tower. She thought she'd never see it up close like that. "Wow..." She whispered

Aiden heard Mury gasp he turn his head to look at her. "Sleep well?" Aiden asked.

He heard the pilot talking. "The plane will be landing in Ten minutes. Please buckle your seats."

Mury looked at Aiden then the speaker as the pilot said they'd be landing soon. She buckled her seat belt then looked back at Aiden. "As well as can be expected when it's induced by jet lag." She smiled weakly.

Aiden buckled up his seat belt. He gave Mury a small smile. And looked at the ceiling. The plane landed. Aiden unbuckled his seat. And got up quickly to grab his things. He wanted to leave Paris as soon as possible, Nicky's probably wondering where I am.

Mury unbuckled slowly starting to think of what they were going to talk about. She got up ad grabbed her backpack. She looked at Aiden's back. "I told you getting up right away wasn't the best idea."