Reborn Before My Captain Fiancé’s Beloved Dies In A Plane Crash Chapter 31
That winter, I used the accident compensation and a portion of my family’s funds to establish a rehabilitation foundation.
It was for people who had lost the ability to continue their professions after an accident, helping them rebuild their lives.
Among the first applicants were dancers and an older captain who could no longer fly.
The program director asked me what I wanted to call it.
I thought for a long time.
“Beacon.”
A beacon.
Once, someone had taken the last beacon from me.
Now, I wanted to give others sinking in the dark a chance to be found.
Six months after Beacon was founded, Leo came to Europe to see me.
His fiancée from air traffic control came with him.
They had just gotten engaged.
Leo placed a brand-new pilot’s license on the table, smiling shyly.
“I passed the final assessment.”
“Congratulations.”
I read it carefully before handing it back.
“This time, no one can threaten your flight record.”
Leo’s smile faded.
“There’s something I’ve always wanted to apologize for.”
“That day in the ocean, I hesitated.”
“Archer mentioned my job, and he mentioned her.”
“I knew I should save you first, but I was still afraid.”
His fiancée took his hand.
I looked at them and shook my head.
“But in the end, you still filed the report.”
“You’re alive, and you didn’t betray your conscience.”
“That’s enough.”
Leo lowered his head, his eyes a little red.
Before he left, he told me Archer had been moved from a secure psychiatric facility to a regular ward.
“He asked me what you looked like in the water after the plane went down.”
“I didn’t tell him.”
I smiled faintly.
“Thank you.”
Some images didn’t need to be narrated by someone else.
Archer already had more than enough memories to torment him.