Using the worst definition of best
#55: “I so rarely get to show off the best parts of Venus to off-worlders,” Caweys replied.
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#55: “I so rarely get to show off the best parts of Venus to off-worlders,” Caweys replied.
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#53: She couldn’t read anything from his mind, either, but she was used to that.
Really, most people are… Read More »
#52: “I’d be more interested in discussing events on Mars.”
It’s all in the past… Read More »
#51: Keeping the same dress she wore to dinner should convey the message that the meeting wasn’t her destination for the night, just a stop along the way.
Callback to Venusian Fashion! Read More »
#50: “And don’t worry, that’s not part of the plan.”
As if things ever go according to plan. Read More »
#49: “I look forward to it,” she said, with a smile she hoped looked genuine.
Del has lots of hopes. Read More »
#49: “Everyone on Venus knows her,” Amelia answered. “She was the first First Engineer.”
You may have seen this one before… Read More »
#48: Del suspected Amelia’s expression of delight on seeing it was actually genuine.
Does actually actually change the sentence? Read More »
They say write what you know, but so far I’m not doing that in this book.
This book isn’t all about fashion, I swear. Read More »