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Voltron
Space. Space was such a vast and mysterious place. It gave off the promise of adventure, the promise of a journey separate from anything Earth could provide. Colleen always thought space was interesting, although not much more than that. When she was a child she found herself drawn to just watching the stars shining in the dark night sky. Maybe that's why she was so entrapped with Samuel. He was like the stars she observed as a young girl and like the stars she admired from afar. Only, this time she wouldn't have to admire from afar anymore. This time she'll find her place by his side, like the dark sky that allowed the stars to glow. --- A short story about Colleen Holt and the Holt family. --- I do not own Voltron: Legendary Characters nor the characters depicted in this work. Art in cover belongs to @kahazel on tumblr. --- Hope you all enjoy. -EpicMelody
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