Three-day Flight to Freedom
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 4h 11m
Complete, First published Dec 08, 2013
Shine is 17 and longs to get rid of school and her family issues. A catastrophe sends her, with a group of total strangers, to another planet. Shine was keen on leaving school, not Earth, but you don't always choose your serving.

Meanwhile, on Elegrin, a prison planet nearby, a group of androids are planning a rebellion against the prison management. The local Resistance movement are starting their revolution.

The story covers Shine's three-day flights to her new identity and life, along with her growing to maturity.
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What Lasts in Us

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