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Troy couldn’t believe the audacity of that little bitch. Telling him where to take his ship. Sticking her nose in other people’s business. If he didn’t feel so lousy, he’d take a side trip to Abby’s quarters and tell her what he thought of her. But for now, he needed to get back to the submersible and figure out that stinking engine so he could get going. Of course, the engine hadn’t been as much of a problem as he had made out, but it served as a great excuse. It got him out of an embarrassing and uncomfortable trip to the north shore. Racing past Kevin Nordsmitt’s quarters, he noticed a smudge on the wall. It looked, for all the world, like the outline of a hand. He continued on to the warehouse hatch. It opened hard. He slammed it shut. Why was everything fighting him?
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Carroll, M. (2015). Disappearances and Appearances. In: On the Shores of Titan's Farthest Sea. Science and Fiction. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17759-5_25
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