Chapter Twenty-Five
Well, phew, that was close.
“We have to make sure they don’t escape anymore,” Clodine said.
“I really don’t like this,” Sarina said. “It feels to me like we should offer them help. They’re sick. They’re not criminals.”
“I don’t like it either,” Tina said. “But the fact that they’re sick won’t change the other fact that they attacked us and tried to sabotage the ship. If we get out of here, and if we can get my project started, and if we find a cure, they will be the first to receive treatment.”
Of course there was no guarantee they could find treatment in time, but it wouldn’t be for her lack of trying.
Aliz called for the crew to be alert. The Freeranger ships were approaching. Nobody yet knew how the Freerangers were going to board the Manila but they needed to
