Genesis
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Nadia watched the creature on the other side of the airlock with a sad expression on her face. How did they not foresee this possibility? How could they have been so blind...?
A sci-fi short story.
"Genesis" is part of the scifi short stories collection "Genesis" by Amir Abiri, and its titular entry.
The story is split into three parts for ease of reading on mobile devices only, it is a single unit.
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