The question surprised me.
“Regret the service?”
I asked.
“Yes.”
I took a moment before answering. There were memories I rarely let myself revisit. Faces, moments, decisions made in seconds that shaped the rest of my life. None of them fit neatly into small talk.
“No,”
I said quietly.
“I regret the things I missed. Birthdays, moments with people I loved. But I don’t regret serving. Not once.”
He stared at me. Really stared. And in that moment, he didn’t see the fiance. He didn’t see the woman he thought wasn’t good enough. He saw a person shaped by sacrifice, a kind he never had to make. Before he could respond, the jet hit a sudden pocket of turbulence that jolted us both. Richard gasped and gripped the armrests again. I simply steadied my water glass.
“You really have seen worse,”
he muttered.
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