A Life Like This (Life #1) by Cs Jacobs

A Life Like This (Life #1) by Cs Jacobs

Author:Cs Jacobs [Jacobs, Cs]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B00VU4YZPG
Published: 2015-05-07T23:00:00+00:00


Two hours later, Roger and I are loaded into a town car and taken to LaGuardia Airport. This airport is constant hustle, but luckily, we get to drive right in and head to the private hangers. It doesn’t take long for us to get situated on the plane. Being that this is my grandfather’s jet and I can do what I want, Roger gets to ride with me. I would never crate him under an airplane. Fortunately, I’ve never had to. My grandfather’s jet is customized, of course. Timothy James is luxury to the extreme. My grandfather does not look like he is wealthy but he is, extremely so. He doesn’t wear designer names, nor does he own a fifty-thousand-dollar watch. He wears Levi’s and worn boots, and drives a truck. He lives a good life, but you would never know it if you came across him. Some things, though, he does big, usually when it comes to my mother or me.

As I enter the main seating area of the jet, I take in the crème leather seats lining the walls of the plane with a small table on either side. There is a bathroom in the back with a shower, a small kitchen area, and, of course, a master cabin. He spared no expense when designing this. He had it built mainly to transport me back and forth between New York and Texas when I was younger. At the time, I didn’t think anything of it. Now I know it was excessive. But my grandfather didn’t want me flying commercial alone. That man has done so much for me. I love him dearly for it.

Just walking on to this plane reminds me of how excited I would be to get on board as a child. My mother never took me herself, so my grandfather would always send a town car to pick me up from home and drop me off at the plane. Ugh, my mother! It’s no wonder I’m scared to get attached to people. She was so absent all of my life. After the incident with Edward, she hired a nanny and I rarely saw her. Josie became like a mother to me. She would make all my meals and help me with homework. Anything a parent should do, she did. I hated when she had to go home. I felt alone. Summers were the best though because I had that unconditional love constantly.

I remember running onto the plane and I would get to watch movies and gorge on all of my favorite snacks. I had my own flight attendant too, Susie. She flew with me every summer and some holidays until I was eighteen. To be honest, I would have liked to have her with me even now, but she retired, so now I fly alone. At least I have Roger. We both head back to the master cabin and go right to sleep. I seem to be perpetually tired these last few days. Roger doesn’t seem to mind.



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