Listen & Be Heard

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by

martha cinader

“…We have to face reality," insisted Morina, determined to be sensible. "Maybe someone will help her," protested Katrina. "Shavana's already headed toward the Landing Field. We can’t return to her only with news of failure. I say we get to HQ. We might still be able to help Marvelina.” “Why should I risk my ass for that spoiled Princess!” Morina grumbled. "The whole idea was screwy from the start." “It’s not only for her,” Katrina reminded her. "We have nowhere to return to, no supplies for the winter.”

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