Family Heads To Airport For Vacation But Was Stopped At The Gates

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Family heads to airport for vacation but was stopped at the gates.
We all know that last minute panic, leaving the house to go on holiday.
Phone? Check. Credit cards? Check. The special fuzzy bear that I need to sleep at night and I'm
most certainly not embarrassed to still own? Check. Passport? Arguably the most important
of all to check. Well this story will make you wonder just how thoroughly these people
went through their checklist and the disastrous consequences not checking your list can have.
14-year-old Jenna was going on the first big trip of her life with her dad, her step-mom,
and two step-siblings. She was more excited than she had ever been in her life since her mom and
dad had split up. Their divorce had rattled the tough young girl but she had a strong spirit
that wasn't easily defeated. What happened at the airport, however, was something that would scar
her emotionally forever. Jenna was 11 when her parents, Susie and Brad, split up. Jenna remembered
the day it happened like it was yesterday. The news hit her like a swift punch to the gut and
part of her broke that day but she was resilient and kept working. She could have never expected
that her parents' petty squabbles would leave her thinking about that day for the rest of her life.
The day had finally arrived. Jenna had been telling her friends at school about this trip for weeks
and pretty much anyone else who would listen too. Excited was an understatement. As she wheeled her
meticulously packed suitcase into the airport, she felt butterflies fluttering in her tummy.
This was the first big trip she'd ever been on. Her mom and dad never brought her on holiday before
as they kind of hated one another. So, to be invited with her dad's new family was special
for her. She was part of a new family. Unfortunately, poor Jenna was about to
The moment of truth that your checklist was waiting for.
Jenna had packed everything she needed but her mom had told her that her father was in charge
of her passport so she had nothing to worry about there. As they approached the grumpy,
overworked ticket clerk, she felt no nerves. Her dad had it under control until he didn't.
Sure dear, smiled Brad, fumbling in his pockets for several seconds before pulling out a passport
that looked like it had lived a life compared to the rest of the family's. Brad handed it to the
ticket clerk and she inspected it with narrow eyes and a furrowed brow. What she said next
made Jenna's heart drop in a second. Sir, are you aware that this passport expires in two months?
explained the ticket clerk, eyeing him and Jenna simultaneously with a wary eye.
It does? exclaimed Brad. Oh my god, her mom was in charge of this. I was told everything was good to
go. Is everything okay, ma'am? he said unwittingly. What the clerk said next would cause Jenna's
heart to break in two. If the passport expires in less than six months then I'm sorry but I can't
allow her to fly. It's standard procedure, sir, the ticket clerk said unhappily. I know that,
Brad said with frustration. This is Susie's doing. I know it. I can't believe her. She's
doing it again, Brad said through gritted teeth, a vein popping in his forehead. Jenna was watching
the whole scene unfolding before her like a tragic play that she wished was just a play but it was
real and it was her life. She was going to be left out and forgotten. No one cared about Jenna.
Tears started forming in the corner of her eyes as she looked at her dad.
What was he going to do about this? Brad's new partner, Samantha, started freaking out at this
airport. While she thought Jenna was a great kid, she had also put two years of her savings into
this trip and was silently fuming that her partner's ex would sabotage everything in such
a malicious way. Brad turned to her. Honey, I'm so sorry. It's your call. I know the trip was your
idea. I don't know what to do. I can't believe her, he said. Jenna was catatonic at this point.
Samantha looked at Jenna then at her own two kids, Abby and Andrew. Her answer changed Jenna's life
forever. Samantha told Brad to call his dad to pick up the 14-year-old. She had put her hard-earned
savings into this once-in-a-lifetime trip and despite how cruel she felt, Jenna was not her
child. This still didn't make her feel like less of an evil witch. As she watched the poor girl
sobbing uncontrollably, her heart broke for her. She knew that she had done something she would
hate herself forever for. The trip had seriously negative consequences because of her actions.
Brad's father dutifully picked up the inconsolable Jenna and brought her home
while the family went on without her. Brad was silent from the moment Jenna left,
and it was clear that he was agonizing internally.
Mommy, why's Jenna gone? We wanted her here to have fun with us, said Abby sadly.
In that moment, Samantha felt like the evilest Disney villain there ever was.
The holiday only went downhill from there.
Samantha stared out the plane window thinking about what Brad's ex had caused through her
actions. She knew she would protest that it was an honest mistake, but Samantha knew better.
Susie was still hung up on Brad and hated that he had a new family. This was not the first time
she had tried to sabotage her in Jenna's eyes, and Samantha felt defeated. As she stared out
at the clouds, she thought about poor Jenna and how this would probably affect her forever in
the worst possible way. She would make this up to her when they returned, she thought to herself.
She silently vowed that her mother would pay for what she had done to her daughter.
