“Do you, um, happen to have a copy of that Wells novel here?” “Priorities,” Lena whispered. Right. The end of… — Jim C. Hines
“Do you, um, happen to have a copy of that Wells novel here?”
“Priorities,” Lena whispered.
Right. The end of the world took precedence over an unpublished H. G. Wells. Barely.
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