D.C. Descent: A Family's Fight
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I was used to the quiet. But the silence from home
encrypted messages were a lifeline, full of D.C. gossip and advice.
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od ran
erts. Beside him, a woman I recognized with a jolt: Sabrina Johns, hi
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way from her debut. This was a fla
to the com
amily emergency, Code One. I need immediat
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snapped, my voice dangerou
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have been filled with anticipation, was
in my moth
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