A crack of light gave me guidance, because she wasn’t pressing her hand together very hard. I buzzed toward that crack of light. “I knew we’d find you eventually,” Dr. Jordan said. “The dome isn’t big enough for you to hide forever.” There wasn’t enough room to squeeze through her fingers. I reached out and jabbed as hard as I could. Her fingers opened slightly, and I burst through. Her hand was cupped, and I was able to make progress up the inside of her wrist. “It’s not right, what you’re doing to the scientists and techies.” This was Ashley’s voice. “Your fight is on Earth, not here.” The fabric of Ashley’s jumpsuit loomed in front of me like an ocean of blue. I grabbed it and pushed up, then slid underneath, letting the fabric of her sleeve drop. “My fight is anywhere it takes to win.” Hidden as I was, Dr. Jordan’s voice still reached me clearly. “You of all people should know that.” “I don’t believe in your fight anymore.” “Obviously,”
