They’d been returning from Luna after a congenial visit with the newly instated Lunar cabinet when the outbreak had occurred-a new disease spreading rapidly across planet Earth. Most everyone on the planet knew it was for the best. Again.” Despite his complaining, he gave her hand a squeeze. The world is facing yet another crisis, and here I am, stuck on Thorne’s spaceship. I know I don’t need to tell you how much I hate this. “Another day, another press conference,” said Cinder, taking his hand. They turned to each other and shared a mutual sigh. They both smiled at the netscreen for a beat, then Kai reached forward and ended the transmission.

Believe me, Iko-my adviser and public relations representative-has already started planning our celebratory ball for when this pandemic is over.” We’ll see you back on Earth as soon as we can. Words that she’d probably started to say in her sleep by now.

“Wash your hands frequently,” said Cinder, reciting the words she’d said at the end of each of these press conferences. “For now,” Kai continued, “Lunar Ambassador Linh Cinder and I encourage you to continue using the protocols our medical experts have recommended to keep yourself, your family, and our society as safe as possible.” She often wondered if she would ever be as comfortable in front of the cameras, despite how Kai and so much of her own royal staff persisted in telling her that she was doing great.

Still, it never ceased to make Cinder’s heart swell, just a little, to see him in his element. He’d been making public addresses to the world for years and had been in the media’s eye long before that. Fuacino,” said Kai, his expression serious yet calm as he looked into the netscreen. “In just a few minutes you’ll be hearing from Earthen Union’s lead medical researcher, Dr.

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