Frank withdrew the white scrub brush from the tank. It dropped too much water onto his boot and he felt the cool dampness slide into a crack dampening his sock. He cursed his carelessness knowing that he’d have to endure cold toes for the rest of the shift. But the sloppy white brush was his …
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Dekel let out the chirds. The sun had barely risen over the horizon, but then again, it never did. Faintly, Dekel could remember what a full summer sun felt like. He remembered it felt warm on his face. As he watched the chirds pick at the ground around the nightbox, he realized he also missed …
Eizla rowed. The horizon behind her was just a thin black line. In front of her was only the infinite stars and the inky black water. She imagined if she turned her head, she would still be able to make out the tiny fires of her family and kin along the shore. It was a …