It was Christmas Eve. Fog stuck to the tarmac at
Lindbergh Field. The airport was completely silent. Luggage, bags of food, and newspaper
littered the boarding area. No one was prepared for what happened that fateful
day.
It was
exactly five years ago, a completely normal day. Flight 4692 was on its way
back from a remote location in Africa. On the plane, doctors and nurses were
the only passengers. They had been sent to help people in need of medicine. Their
mission was successful, and everyone on the flight was happy that they had
helped. If only they had known the consequence.
On the
flight back. All those on board were partying and celebrating the upcoming
holiday. Food and drinks were passed around. However, this happiness was short
lived. A sickly man had locked himself in the bathroom. He had been sneezing
quite frequently and decided to take some medicine. Unfortunately, as he left
the bathroom, he coughed on a cart with food that was passing by. In a split
second, he had doomed the whole flight.
Back
at the terminal, family and friends waited for the planes arrival. After three
months of waiting, they would finally see their loved ones again. As the plane
touched down, the crowd began cheering. They all gathered at the doors with
excitement. They could not control their excitement. Finally, after much
anticipation, the doors opened. That was the day Ebola reached America.
PS: My prompt goes along with the article. My story doesn't end happily. It ends with tragedy.
PS: My prompt goes along with the article. My story doesn't end happily. It ends with tragedy.
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