At noon the next day, Charlie and Claire flew to New York in the United States on the transoceanic flight of Air Oskia.

The entire flight took sixteen hours, and by the time the both of them arrived in New York, it was already 2.00 pm local time.

Charlie was usually used to taking the Concorde which was three times faster compared to a civilian airliner, so when he took this ordinary plane, it felt like a direct descent from a high-speed rail train to a regular train.

Fortunately, he had bought them first-class tickets, and they could lie down and sleep in the first-class cabin. Otherwise, the journey would have been particularly tormenting.

After a sixteen-hour flight, Claire was still in a very good state, and she did not look tired or exhausted at all. On the contrary, she was feeling some anticipation and excitement.

After getting off the plane, the couple took another hour or so to complete the process of entering customs and picking up their luggage.

Charlie picked up th