It has been a long day for Amelia. After hours and hours of travel, she didn't have any more strength in her body.  It would have been okay if she slept on the plain like normal humans did, but her body didn't want to co-operate with her and decided to stay awake and alert, maybe  dozing off once in a while. She didn't mind it much though, there were movies to watch, music to listen to, books to read, and things to think over.  For instance, How much has Korea Changed since she has been gone? Is her elementary school still there? Are the neighbors still there or have they moved to places? Are her friends still there too, or did they move away? Can she remember all the streets and stores she used to go too? How are her grandparents? Is her granpa still support? What about her Grandma, is she still active? The girl got exited as she though of her home country, lost in past thoughts, and then started smiling as she remembered about her friends and grandparents and her childhood.       "We will be landing shortly, please put on your seat belts for safety. Remain in your seat until given further instruction. Thank you!" Amelia was in the bathroom, washing her face and applying lotion as she heard the flight attendant addressing the passengers.  She was glad she went to the bathroom to freshen up instead of sleeping.  People usually looked tired, bleary eyed, and dark circles under their eyes, but Amelia didn't know what those were, because she never got any of those problems. She rinsed with Mouthwash and water, then applyed Balm, then checked for anything strange on her face or hair, when she didn't find any,  she smiled and walked out. Returning to her seat at the front by the window,she put on her belt as the Stewardesses smiled at her, she smiled back and looked out the window.   It has been 5 years since she left Korea, and she is back for good this time, or until her parents decide they want her back. She scoffed at the though, as if. By far, she preferred he Grandparents over her parents, since she only remembered them from since she can remember.  Her childhood was her and her grandparents, and strange people calling her once on a while.  She didn't know who they were, but when she asked, her Grandma told her they were her parents. The little 6-year old girl frowned and said to her grandma "But Doshi, I came from your stomach, my upper body came from your stomach, and the lower me came from Ayye. Remeber?"She innocently looked up at her grandma. Her Grandma smiled and said "Yes, it's true. I am getting old so I forgot, Lia-ah. I love you." The little girl hugged her grandmas neck and kissed it."I love you too, and Abbe, and Ayye.".  Amelia smiled at the thought. She still would have believed what she was told was true if she didn't know any better.    "Excuse me, Miss?" She was jolted out of her thoughts when she heard someone calling out to her, since she was the only girl on the row. She looked forward seeing the same Steawardesses smiling at her.  "Yes?" Amelia replied. "You are very pretty." The Stewardesses said. She was Pretty herself. She had sort of long face and really pretty smile. For a second their, she reminded her of someone. Amelia smiled back a bit shyly. "Thank you, You are pretty too." The Stewardesses smiled. "Thank you." Amelia thought fo