After years of being the default babysitter, one woman finally set a boundary when her sister demanded she handle the kids on a long flight to Rome. Instead of arguing, she quietly upgraded to business class and let her sister discover the truth at the gate—too late to change plans.
As chaos unfolded in economy, she enjoyed peace, champagne, and rest at 30,000 feet, refusing every request to step in. For the first time, she chose herself, proving that saying “no” isn’t selfish—it’s necessary.