Love and War
Upon Aspen's return, she discovers that Humanity has learned of the Blue's existence, and the two are on the verge of war. Unsure what to do, she tracks down Chance Calloway, and the two outsmart the US government. The two also realize that they have feelings towards each other. Now, Aspen intends to rejoin Cannon Hawke and the rest of the Blue.
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