"It was a lovely planet." The past tense is, unfortunately, literal. "For all its faults."
CT wanders over to the fence Cassandra is stood at, still listening to the crunch of each step as she does.
"It must be beautiful," she says, casting her gaze out over the scenery again. "Does that make this more comforting or homesickness-inducing?"
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"It was a lovely planet." The past tense is, unfortunately, literal. "For all its faults."
CT wanders over to the fence Cassandra is stood at, still listening to the crunch of each step as she does.
"It must be beautiful," she says, casting her gaze out over the scenery again. "Does that make this more comforting or homesickness-inducing?"