The cabin would remember the jolt of the landing, the oxygen of sudden applause, the headlines that never came. What they wouldn’t see was the quiet calibration inside Marcus: the old instincts sliding into place, the muscle memory of checklists and emergencies, the unspoken calculation that his daughter’s face still sat at the end of every decision he made. He didn’t need a uniform to validate his presence in that cockpit. The aircraft didn’t care what he looked like. It only answered to competence.
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