A Father’s Decision; A Daughter’s Reward

Pain radiated through her arm, every jolt of the boat as she guided it through the swells sending spikes up to her neck and out into her back, so much so that she hardly even noticed the rapidly deepening bruises along her ribs and hip where the safety line she has tossed together has tightened …

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A Father’s Questions

She'd been interested in spite of herself. Counting her mothers' scars was so stupid. Yet, something about the way Dad said it made her wonder if.....maybe. So, she'd jogged, almost running over Hamilton as he turned to set out some cookies he'd been making. Yelling "Sorry" over her shoulder, she'd ran through the halls and …

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Acceptance: A Gleam & Ghost History

September 2016 Tired.  Not physically, not really.  He could still run for miles if he needed to, but he was getting sloppy.  Fatigued mentally.   Things had been so hectic over the last month.   He hadn’t made a major mistake yet, that he knew of, but….he needed a break, a big break.  Christmas was still three …

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A Lifting Fog – Missions of Discovery I

“Brett, War Room, now.” The quiet message came over the comm link embedded in his ear. He didn’t really understand all the technology Titan had created with Apex for communications, hell, especially for the armor. Privacy was an accepted illusion as a member of the Alliance, and that didn’t even count the magical artifact Brujeria …

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The Danger of Dreams

“While no additional charges have been filed against UDP leadership or members beyond the alleged direct assassins in the three weeks since election day, the investigation into the attempt on Senator-elect Graham continues……” Outwardly, Brett didn’t sigh in frustration. He was attempting to enjoy the beautiful fall day in the park William had forced his …

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Journey towards Epiphany

I stumbled into my bedroom, the massive bed, larger than anything I had ever owned before, calling out towards his beaten, bruised, exhausted body.  Exhausted from the inside out.  Exhausted from the exhilaration of winning the running battle against the Rats and the Kabukis.  Worn from terror because I had nearly failed to protect my …

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