Drake Flight

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Freddy woke up scared and delusional. He has no memory of where he is, who he is, or where he is going. Freddy checks his pockets and finds a wallet. In the wallet, Freddy finds $88, a picture of an older woman, and a card that states “Freddy Magee, 1105 Cedar Lane, Prescott Wisconsin, 54021”. Looking at the somewhat familiar picture, Freddy decides to locate the person. He wanders the streets of the bustling city, searching for someway to locate where he is. While walking the streets, Freddy finds a bunch of rednecks wearing Cowboy jerseys. He asks them if this town is Dallas and they say yes. Fredward was caught in total awe. He has to travel 950 miles to get home! First of all, Freddy decides he needs more money to buy food and a place to stay at a hotel. Most he needs sleep. Freddy walks into the Regency hotel and pays $39 in cash. The man behind the counter gives Freddy the key and …show more content…
The flight, with United Airlines, was $944. Freddy boarded the plane the next day with his money and departed. As soon as he entered the plane, he saw something beautiful. His flight attendant was Drake. Drake was Freddy’s idol. Freddy got about one hundred autographs from Drake. Throughout the entire flight, Freddy would randomly ask Drake to sing songs. The flight was about to land when a guy stood up and hit a passenger with a baseball bat. He was dead. Next thing Freddy knew the plane was hijacked and was heading for elsewhere. Freddy knew that the plane was running out of fuel when the pilot pleaded with the hijacker to land. They argued for a while on where to safest place to land would be and they settled on Nevada. The plane landed and was refueled instantaneously. Right as the pilot and hijacker got into the air, Drake and Freddy teamed up and took both of them out. Because they realized the pilot was also a terrorist, he was taken out to. They knocked the terrorists out with one swing from

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