Space Trip
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  • Reads 83
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 22m
Ongoing, First published Dec 19, 2014
“They came to our planet to destroy us. We may look like them, but we're not. Ocean blue eyes, light ruffled hair, here he stands, waiting for us to make a move. This is the end.”

“Here they stand. We came to their planet to explore it. We want to discover something new. But we never imagined finding real life mermaids on this planet. Mid-length wet brown hair, turquoise eyes, filled with fear. Her towel is wrapped tightly around herself, and she seems scared, like something is about to happen.” 

Meet Chace Crawford, as he goes on a space trip with co-workers to a long, long lost planet that doesn't make it on the pictures nor maps. 

“They are beautiful, but we need to be careful.”
“They are dangerous, but we need to be strong.”

Chace and Stacey,
Stacey and Chace,
And this is how they met in the very first place.
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