Mia groggily woke up, feeling awful from the sleeping pills and her physical difort.


    "Mia, what''s wrong? Are you okay?" Serena asked, trying tofort her.


    "Serena, where are we?" Mia cried. "I feel terrible. I want Mommy."


    "Hang in there, Mia. Mommy will be here soon," Serena said, feeling guilty for letting Sadie and Mia down.


    "I feel so bad," Mia said, starting to retch.


    Serena quickly grabbed a vomit bag.


    Amelia watched, clearly annoyed.


    A flight attendant approached. "Is she okay?"


    "She..."


    "She''s just a bit airsick. She''ll be fine. You guys should take off," Amelia interrupted, anxious.


    "Is she really okay?" the flight attendant asked, still concerned.


    "I said she''s fine. Why do you talk so much?" Amelia snapped. "Why aren''t you taking off yet?" The flight attendant backed off.


    Serena opened a bottle of water for Mia.


    Mia still felt terrible and cried for Sadie.


    Amelia snatched the bottle, added sleeping pills, shook it, and tried to feed it to Mia.


    Serena tried to stop her, but a bodyguard pressed down on her shoulder, nearly crushing it.


    Amelia pinched Mia''s cheeks, forcing her to drink.


    Mia recognized her and widened her eyes in terror. "It''s you! What are you doing?"


    Before Mia could finish, Amelia forced the medicine down her throat.


    "Don''t hurt her," Serena pleaded, but she was pinned down.


    A passenger noticed and questioned Amelia. "What are you doing? Are you his mother?"


    "Of course I am," Amelia said. "She''s sick and refusing her medicine. I''m just helping."


    "Who forces a child to take medicine like this?" the passenger asked, suspicious.


    "If she disturbs everyone, will you take responsibility?" Amelia retorted. "It''s hard being a parent. If the child cries, everyone mes the parents. But when I give her medicine, you think I''m abusing her!" "Alright, alright," the passenger''spanion intervened. "Don''t meddle in other people''s family affairs."


    The passenger backed off.


    Amelia continued to force Mia to drink the medicine.


    Mia struggled, coughing and unable to speak.


    Meanwhile, Micah and Sadie burst through the boarding gate, rushing to find the ne.


    But ne wasn''t at the gate; it was parked elsewhere, needing a shuttle bus.


    Micah grabbed a staff member, asking where the ne was.


    Sadiemandeered a first-ss shuttle bus.


    Airport security arrived to stop them, and Andrew led a team to block them.


    Micah and Sadie got on the bus, ready to rush over, but the ne took off in the distance.


    A staff member shouted, "The ne you''re looking for has already taken off."


    Sadie stared in shock.


    "Get on a flight to Havenbrook City right away," Micah ordered.


    "Got it," Andrew said, making arrangements.


    "If chartering a ne takes too long, book the earliestmercial flight."


    "Understood."


    "Contact the airport and have the ne return," Sadie urged.


    "The ne hasn''t sent a distress signal. The airport won''t act easily. By the time they get approval, they''ll already be in Country H."