Protecting the Movement

by HighOnPoker

I finished my cup of coffee and made an excuse to leave the room. I had a lot to do before the recognition luncheon. First on my list was to hide all fo my contraband. This was trickier than it sounded.

As soon as I rounded the corner, I picked up my pace. I pulled out my communicator and reached my wife on the other line.

“Move everything. It’s time.”

If the Corporation had its way, it would know all of my secrets after the “promotion” was completed. I needed to stop the promotion, but barring that, I needed to get my family to safety.

This contingency had been discussed more than once. My wife had specific instructions to gather our belongings, particularly anything regarding the Movement, and leave. She knew where to go and had people to help her, none of which were known to me. The Movement was more important than me or my family. It had to be protected, especially from the techs who operated the promotion facilities. Once the process began, I would have no more secrets.

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  1. Protecting the Movement

    THX 0477's Buddy Icon THX 0477

    Posted about 1 month ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Good job spinning off in a what is perhaps a slightly different direction that Yoda meant while still keeping consistent with his prequels to this point. Great mystery, intrigue and fear elements.

  2. Protecting the Movement

    thebetweenspace's Buddy Icon thebetweenspace

    Posted about 1 month ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Yes, great job. A very worthy sequel indeed.

  3. Protecting the Movement

    YodaOnCrack's Buddy Icon YodaOnCrack

    Posted about 1 month ago

    Very cool indeed! : )

  4. Protecting the Movement

    Blusparrow's Buddy Icon Blusparrow

    Posted about 1 month ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Awesome! It flowed very well with Yoda’s! Good work!
    LoA

  5. Protecting the Movement

    PyroPunk 51 (PPP LoA)'s Buddy Icon PyroPunk 51 (PPP LoA)

    Posted about 1 month ago

    Love the reference to contraband in my prequel.

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