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SAHRAThe female was taking it surprisingly well. I'd prepared for much worse. She kept running her hands over the chair as if she wanted to make sure it was still there.
I'd chosen a good human to abduct. She wasn't shouting, screaming, fighting me. Or, worst of all, crying. Right now, she was simply muttering to herself. That was alright. I could deal with that.
I decided to give her some time to process the fact that she'd left her home planet for the first time - but wait. She didn't know that yet.
"Switch on virtual screens," I commanded.
The walls on all sides shimmered before turning into projections of the shuttle's outside view.
Abby gasped. She put her hands over her mouth, but I wasn't sure why. It had to be a human thing. Maybe she was worried something would fly out; th
