Saturday, December 5, 2009

To be difficult to dislodge from memory. The sight of them stumbling falling screaming as they shrank into the starfield . . . Angrily he returned.

Her head a bit and her hair fell into her eyes again. "Gods. I must look like a three-day-old corpse. " "You look-" The tremulous tone of his voice made her glance sharply up at him and she held her breath. She hadn't seen a man look at her like that since-since Dave. No not even Dave. There had always been desire in Dave's eyes-but never the warmth of humor and.
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War. " The Consul shakes his head. "Not yet. The ship is for an emergency. " Silenus gestures toward the night the Sphinx and the rising wind. "You think that this isn't an emergency?" Brawne Lamia realizes that they are talking about the Consul bringing his spacecraft here from the city of Keats. "Are you sure that the absence of alcohol isn't the emergency you're referring to?" she asks. Silenus glares at her. "Would it hurt to have a drink?" "No " says the Consul. He rubs his eyes and Lamia remembers that he too is addicted to alcohol. But his answer to bringing the ship here had been no. "We'll wait until we have m. " "What about the fatline transmitter?" says Kassad. The Consul nods and removes the antique comlog from his small pack. The instrument had belonged to his grandmother Siri and to her grandparents before her. The Consul.
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