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Run SUBJECT ACQUISITION/TRANSIT LOG John stared at Adam, who returned his gaze steadily. Fran lay across John’s lap, still unconscious, and that worried him. She was in a coma, he feared, and he didn’t know what to do about that. He was in some sort of a ship with people - if they were people; John hadn’t ruled out the alternate possibility that they were some strange alien race - who had saved his life and then forced him at gunpoint to accompany them. He just wasn’t sure what to think or w...hat was going to happen to him.He looked again at Adam, studying the man who sat across from him. The man’s eyes were so blue that John thought he could see the sky in them. He could also see worry and anguish in those orbs, as though the weight of the world rested on this man’s shoulders. Or more than that. They were eyes that spoke of trust, and care, and love. But John would not be fooled. He would not be at ease until he and Fran were home again, and safe.Safety. Was that even a possibility anymore?"Where are we going?" John asked.Adam smiled. "Just wait," he said. "All will be explained.""Why not now?"Again, that enigmatic smile. "Because you wouldn’t believe it if I told you.""Try me."Adam shrugged, as if to say, you asked for it. "We’re going to Virginia."John had prepared himself for nearly any answer, but had certainly expected something more along the lines of "The third star in the Alpha Centauri system" or "We will be disintegrated and our particles beamed to a starship, where we will go where no man has gone before" or even "Booga booga, haven’t you figured out that you’re insane?" But "Virginia" was the last thing he would have expected. The men and women around him must have seen his discomfiture, for they laughed heartily. The sound made him relax a bit. Laughter. Very human laughter. Surely people who laughed so openly couldn’t be evil, could they? John knew he was doing more than just grasping at straws with that line of thought. He was inventing reasons to hope. But as that was all he had left to him, that was what he would do.Adam leaned forward and put a hand on John’s knee. The worry still clouded his sky blue eyes, but a twinkle also shone in them. "It’s not outer space, but don’t worry. I think you’ll be surprised anyway."The crew around John laughed again.How about that?
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Run SUBJECT ACQUISITION/TRANSIT LOG John stared at Adam, who returned his gaze steadily. Fran lay across John’s lap, still unconscious, and that worried him. She was in a coma, he feared, and he didn’t know what to do about that. He was in some sort of a ship with people - if they were people; John hadn’t ruled out the alternate possibility that they were some strange alien race - who had saved his life and then forced him at gunpoint to accompany them. He just wasn’t sure what to think or w...hat was going to happen to him.He looked again at Adam, studying the man who sat across from him. The man’s eyes were so blue that John thought he could see the sky in them. He could also see worry and anguish in those orbs, as though the weight of the world rested on this man’s shoulders. Or more than that. They were eyes that spoke of trust, and care, and love. But John would not be fooled. He would not be at ease until he and Fran were home again, and safe.Safety. Was that even a possibility anymore?"Where are we going?" John asked.Adam smiled. "Just wait," he said. "All will be explained.""Why not now?"Again, that enigmatic smile. "Because you wouldn’t believe it if I told you.""Try me."Adam shrugged, as if to say, you asked for it. "We’re going to Virginia."John had prepared himself for nearly any answer, but had certainly expected something more along the lines of "The third star in the Alpha Centauri system" or "We will be disintegrated and our particles beamed to a starship, where we will go where no man has gone before" or even "Booga booga, haven’t you figured out that you’re insane?" But "Virginia" was the last thing he would have expected. The men and women around him must have seen his discomfiture, for they laughed heartily. The sound made him relax a bit. Laughter. Very human laughter. Surely people who laughed so openly couldn’t be evil, could they? John knew he was doing more than just grasping at straws with that line of thought. He was inventing reasons to hope. But as that was all he had left to him, that was what he would do.Adam leaned forward and put a hand on John’s knee. The worry still clouded his sky blue eyes, but a twinkle also shone in them. "It’s not outer space, but don’t worry. I think you’ll be surprised anyway."The crew around John laughed again.How about that?
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