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Ongoing, First published Oct 13, 2018
"NSIC, we have a code six. I repeat, code six," Truett took a shaky breath. "Man exposed." 

Harrison Klein, a child genius, was admitted to his country's fifteen-year space intelligence program at the age of nine. Only seeing his family through a computer screen, he learned to hold up for himself with the help of his best friend, Truett Anderson. 

I'm only his eighth year of the study, him and Truett get the call of duty to prepare for space launch into the Milky Way Galaxy to complete a life or death study on Earth One. After a vigorous journey, they land and meet many of NASA's personnel, including Delilah Stanford. 

Harrison wasn't looking for love, but love found him - more than 6 billion miles away.
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