I Want Your Ticket
At this point, even Mrs. Wilson wasn’t surprised that the young man didn’t believe that a raggedy-looking old lady like her could afford to fly business class. She had met enough people that day, who all treated her differently. Perhaps she had already gotten used to it.
Not everyone you meet wishes you well; some people may pretend to help with ulterior motives you may not know about. The young man with Mrs. Wilson had tried to get himself a business class ticket, but it was too expensive. But he reasoned that he might take her ticket if he outwitted her.
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