Sid Grace

Your body somehow knows before your mind. That something is just not quite right. Something is different from the normal. Not necessarily bad just… off. The light warming your cheek isn’t that of the same ang

It had been a long day. Fuck that. It had been a long year. A long existence… But she wouldn’t reflect that far back tonight. There wasn’t enough whiskey in the cabinet for that type of reminiscing. Not tonig

Clad in the best suit Rodeo Drive had to offer, because of course a last minute shopping trip was in order for her first big job, Sid stood leaning one hip against the limo ready to get this job underway. In front

“Interplanetary?”  Sid’s vibrant blue eyes bunched in momentary confusion. Of course she knew what interplanetary meant, but what she didn’t know, or believe rather, was why her uncle was even bringing up the topi

It was morning, maybe.  How long had she been asleep?  Hours?  Days?
 
The steady soft waves had lulled her to sleep.  The warm sun on her bare skin relaxed her tense muscles. A gentle breeze tugged gently at lon

The return home; it was the easy, safe part of the mission.  Not that going to Earth and picking up 4,000 bags of flower and tree seeds was necessarily the type of missions Sid was accustomed to but it was

It was going on day three of the trip that was supposed to only take a mere day and a half.  Collect the artifact from the excavators and be on her merry way.  Perhaps squeeze in a few hours by the ocean.  Had the