Captain Edward Blair landed his plane at Chicago Midway International Airport, addressing passengers: “We hope you enjoyed your flight with us.” After landing, Edward found a man refusing to disembark. This man was Adam, Edward’s twin brother, whom he hadn’t seen in decades. Adam asked, “Do you want to see mom?” Edward, shocked, replied, “Is it you, Adam? Did mom ever come back?”

The brothers, separated since childhood, took a taxi to their mother’s house. Edward tearfully explained, “When she left us at the orphanage, I didn’t think she’d ever come back.” Adam, bitter, retorted, “You chose them over ME! She came back a year after you left.”

At their mother’s house, Edward saw Annie, their mother, in a wheelchair. She cried, “Oh my god, it’s you, Edward.” Edward apologized, “I’m so sorry, mom. I didn’t believe you’d come back.” Despite his apology, Edward mentioned he had to move to France, breaking Annie’s heart.

Days later, Edward returned, explaining, “I turned down the job offer in France. I want to reconnect with you.” Adam, initially distrustful, agreed for their mother’s sake. Edward introduced his wife and daughter, and the family started to rebuild their relationships. Edward helped Adam with their mother’s care, allowing Adam to focus on his personal life, bringing the family closer together.