He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisione — Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisione — Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisione — Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisione — Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisione — Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
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He tried to recall the look of her eyes the day they first met. He closed his eyes and concentrated, but as he envisioned Kalila's car passing by, he couldn't decide if it was a memory or a dream.

— Christian F. Burton, Energy Dependence Day
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