The silent war by Ben Bova. Part three

George Ambrose, however, received a personal message from Douglas Stavenger. It was brief, but it was more than George had dared to hope for.

Seated at the desk in his comfortable home in Selene, Stavenger said simply, “George, I agree that Chrysalis could be endangered by the fighting in the Belt. Please let me know what I—or Selene—can do to help.”

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