Project Starfighter
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Had she slipped out from between his arms, or had her avatar merely vanished? He couldn’t imagine her walking if she didn’t need to. In visiting him during the night, she had likely just materialised outside his door, rather than travelling all the way up from the hold where the Firefly was stored.
She would have then faded out slowly as Chris slept, so that her sudden lack of physical presence wouldn’t cause him to jolt awake.
He got up, washed, dressed, and made his way to the freighter’s smal...l dining area, where the former crew would have eaten their meals. Phoebe was there already, looking extremely tired.
“Morning,” he said to her.
“Morning,” she said, smiling weakly.
“How are you feeling? Athena said that you were at it until quite late.”
“Exhausted this morning,” Phoebe agreed. “This is my third cup of coffee. I want to get straight back, though.”
“Just don’t overdo it,” Chris said. “We don’t know if there are any side effects to putting up these barriers.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had she slipped out from between his arms, or had her avatar merely vanished? He couldn’t imagine her walking if she didn’t need to. In visiting him during the night, she had likely just materialised outside his door, rather than travelling all the way up from the hold where the Firefly was stored.
She would have then faded out slowly as Chris slept, so that her sudden lack of physical presence wouldn’t cause him to jolt awake.
He got up, washed, dressed, and made his way to the freighter’s smal...l dining area, where the former crew would have eaten their meals. Phoebe was there already, looking extremely tired.
“Morning,” he said to her.
“Morning,” she said, smiling weakly.
“How are you feeling? Athena said that you were at it until quite late.”
“Exhausted this morning,” Phoebe agreed. “This is my third cup of coffee. I want to get straight back, though.”
“Just don’t overdo it,” Chris said. “We don’t know if there are any side effects to putting up these barriers.”
What to read after Project Starfighter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Sweeney to read onlineMoreLess
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