A Little Less Than Gravity
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The transfer tube let go with a soft metallic knock, and Priya's body kept expecting the floor to catch her harder than it did.
She floated for half a second too long, knees bent, one hand clamped around the handrail. It was not graceful. Nothing about arriving at Asteria had been graceful: the nausea cuff at her wrist, the two security scans, the Helix Meridian welcome video playing in the docking collar as if the station had made itself from slogans. But when her boots found the velcro strip, the ache in her hips did not rise up to meet her.
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The First Push
The transfer tube let go with a soft metallic knock, and Priya's body kept expecting the floor to catch her harder than it did.
She floated for half a second too long, knees bent, one hand clamped around the handrail. It was not graceful. Nothing about arriving at Asteria had been graceful: the nausea cuff at her wrist, the two security scans, the Helix Meridian welcome video playing in the docking collar as if the station had made itself from slogans. But when her boots found the velcro strip, the ache in her hips did not rise up to meet her.
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