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Sam's Reality: Cape Canaveral, Florida - Kennedy Space Center
Leeroy wasn't too sure how the night guard at the Kennedy Space Center had acquired Sam's name. He assumed it was the Internet - everything's the Internet's fault these days - but he couldn't be too sure, as the guy looked to be about sixty and the type who wouldn't touch a computer to save his life.
"They're freakin' out the dogs," he said in a Southern accent. "And we ain't been able to photograph 'em, either." He pointed to the large behemoth of metal that could be seen a few miles in the distance. "They're always there."
It was, Leeroy recognized, launch pad 39-B. Jeimu had launched from there not even a year ago.
Why freaks were hanging out around launchpads, Leeroy wasn't certain. He turned to Sam and asked quietly, "What d'you make of all this, eh?"
"They're freakin' out the dogs," he said in a Southern accent. "And we ain't been able to photograph 'em, either." He pointed to the large behemoth of metal that could be seen a few miles in the distance. "They're always there."
It was, Leeroy recognized, launch pad 39-B. Jeimu had launched from there not even a year ago.
Why freaks were hanging out around launchpads, Leeroy wasn't certain. He turned to Sam and asked quietly, "What d'you make of all this, eh?"
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"How do you know there's more than one?"
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Leeroy pursed his lips. "Could be an overall effect o' one, but I doubt that."
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-Now I know why I keep you guys around.-
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His deadpan was flawless.
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He looked around. "We could always just park th' car an' walk together."
It'd be easiest that way. More eyes on the lookout, and, most importantly, nobody being separated.
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Some Time Later
"There's nothing out of the ordinary with it," he said, stooping down to check the bottom of the sigil attached to the launchpad's lowest level. He rattled the thing a little bit, then drew back and sighed, squinting in the sunlight.
"Except of course th' fact that it looks to be welded on." His finger ran across the joints, which didn't look like they were done by any earthly manner. "But that ain't welding." He turned to look at Sam. "What say you?"
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Pain ripped through her abdomen, and she rolled onto her side and was wrackingly sick. -Oh @#$%&$#@ no... it was there. It was....-
Rob put a hand over his mouth from where he stood guard.
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"What was where? The... thing?"
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A moment later they appeared near the Buick. "D'you wanna go inside and wait?"
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Later
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Now that she was more or less safe and fear had come and gone, other emotions were starting to come to the forefront.
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Next morning
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A couple hours later
"No, you drive." She paused as she saw Leeroy heading for the passenger side of the Buick, which Rob had brought over the night before.
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Stiff upper lip and all that.
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There were times when he really disliked how intrusive John could be.
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Time pass
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He'd never felt this low before.
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