Dawson
woke up before everyone else at Heather’s hotel room. He fetched breakfast from
the hotel’s continental breakfast and asked everyone to meet at the dock in two
hours. He and Head shared a cab and left Motor and Heather. Heather’s mood
darkened and she snapped at people. Dawson talked to her and found some common
ground for a little while. For the point of the story she was sick of being the
only woman in the group despite being the center of attention which she usually
enjoyed. Head and Jason worked in the sub all morning taking measurements while
Jason constructed a 3D model visible on a computer running near the flight
simulator where Motor, Heather and Dawson were working. During lunch Jason
privately told Dawson that Shana, Exposure, needed to go into hiding. Jason’s
kind nature urged Dawson to ask everyone at the dock if they would accept Shana
there. Heather was the first to agree, to Dawson’s surprise. Head was the last
to agree and only did so when Jason assured him she wasn’t spying for anyone.
Dawson left in The Flying Machine, took a circuitous route, and landed in
Arizona where Shana was sleeping in her escape van. At Jason’s advice Dawson
slipped his cell phone through an open van window so Jason could speak with Shana.
Today’s word count: 47 316 - 43 660 = 3 656 words
Total word count: 83 897 + 47 316 = 131 213 words
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