Saffron finally had her own place, and she was damn happy about it. She'd gotten along fine with Daisy, but living in the compound with its lack of privacy had gotten to her and finally she'd requested a hut be built. The building crew was fast, which she appreciated, and that morning she'd moved into her new hut south of the compound
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Helen. I'm getting used to calling her Helen, which is sort of dumb because I never stopped calling her Helen, but it's different, now. I don't know. I don't know a lot of the time. Ruth's been trying to get me to swim, and I'm wearing these purple shorts, and I'm trying to get used to the fact that my scars are showing.
It's not like I can do anything about them, anyway.
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It's the first thing that comes out of my mouth, but that doesn't make it any less true, does it.
"I mean...Hi."
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The beach was pleasant. It was not something he had back home within easy reach on Osiris. Yes, he could have taken a trip to the seaside whenever he wanted to, but he rarely wanted to, and even more rarely had time to do so.
But that was all in a past life, it seemed. And in this present life, not only was there and in his shoes, but a certain red-headed, manipulative thief was between him and his home.
Oh, and she was armed. Wonderful.
"Afternoon," he greeted politely.
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"Nice day, isn't it?" he said, his eyes falling on her gun and really saying 'Nice weapon, oh merciful Buddha'.
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She waved to the woman and smiled, calm. Just 'cause she had a gun didn't mean she was going to pull it out and start shooting, and there was a school of thought that ran that the best thing Eden could do to get past the fear was to keep exposing herself to the thing that was scaring her. It was too nice a day to get all wound up over nothing anyway. She'd just keep on enjoying her walk.
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