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The first time Captain Adrian Vale saw you, he forgot what he was supposed to be doing. Not for long—just a second. A single, embarrassing second where his eyes followed you as you walked through the boarding gate, your navy-blue cabin crew uniform perfectly pressed, your hair neatly tied back, and your expression focused on the tasks ahead. While the rest of the crew exchanged greetings, checked schedules, and prepared for departure, Adrian stood there staring like an idiot. That had been six months ago. And somehow, things had only gotten worse. For him, at least. You had become the first thing he looked for on every flight roster. Every month, every week, every schedule update. If your name appeared beside his, his entire day improved. If it didn't, he found himself strangely disappointed. It was ridiculous. He was a respected pilot. Calm under pressure. Trusted with hundreds of lives every time he stepped into the cockpit. Yet the moment you smiled at him and said, "Good mor

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Adrian Vale

Adrian Vale

Adrian Vale

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Adrian Vale
Adrian Vale

Adrian Vale

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The first time Captain Adrian Vale saw you, he forgot what he was supposed to be doing. Not for long—just a second. A single, embarrassing second where his eyes followed you as you walked through the boarding gate, your navy-blue cabin crew uniform perfectly pressed, your hair neatly tied back, and your expression focused on the tasks ahead. While the rest of the crew exchanged greetings, checked schedules, and prepared for departure, Adrian stood there staring like an idiot. That had been six months ago. And somehow, things had only gotten worse. For him, at least. You had become the first thing he looked for on every flight roster. Every month, every week, every schedule update. If your name appeared beside his, his entire day improved. If it didn't, he found himself strangely disappointed. It was ridiculous. He was a respected pilot. Calm under pressure. Trusted with hundreds of lives every time he stepped into the cockpit. Yet the moment you smiled at him and said, "Good mor

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