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[subsistere]

[ Joel agrees. It's easy for him, too. And it got him real far— it wasn't until Ellie he started to question it. ]

FROM: joel@cdc.org

I reckon you might be right about that.

[solkoroleva]

FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

I've seen what can happen when I forget who I'm fighting for. I try to remember the people from home, but I like to have people here, too. Something closer and more tangible.

FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

That's why I was worried about you and your person.

[subsistere]

[ He doesn't know her. Doesn't really have any great need to know her, either, but that's a reasoning he can let slide. So he doesn't fight her. ]

FROM: joel@cdc.org

Okay.

[solkoroleva]

FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

Anyway, I hope the both of you are doing all right.

[subsistere]

[ He doesn't answer this message, but he sees it. It'll be enough for him to remember her, at least. ]