Leave behind the man he’s just starting to develop a relationship with, or stay and force his only family, his sister to leave him behind. When one of these guys is injured and cannot go, the other is forced with a painful choice of partings. It’s just that folks in the Evergreen program are discouraged from any relationships that might distract from their training. It was almost certain that those you bid farewell to might never be seen again.Ĭy Konstantin and Scottie Andrews’ relationship is a bit taboo, but not because it’s M/M.

“It was like seeing you go into your grave.” That was how Trans-Atlantic immigration worked in the early 1900’s. In later years her mother had written to her that seeing her aboard the ship was one of the hardest things she’d ever done. It brought to my mind an interview that I once saw with an old Russian woman who immigrated to the USA as a young girl. This speculative fiction incorporates the premise that those who are lucky enough to go to Mars will NOT be returning. I found this free-read unusually appealing in that it embodied a work of near future science fiction with some of the issues of near past emigration. Once Scottie leaves, they’re destined to live millions of miles apart for the rest of their lives.Ī deadly accident on Mars might spell the end of their distant romance, though-or be the thing that saves it. He works his way back to Scottie’s side, but he can’t rejoin the mission. A near-fatal accident during training knocks Cy into a coma for half a year, and out of Project Evergreen. Want to learn more about how we can work together? Call or text me anytime! 81.Cy Konstantin and Scottie Andrews are supposed to make Project Evergreen’s one-way trip to Mars together. I can be found at a local bar or restaurant trying something new on the menu, shopping at a quaint neighborhood shop (I love supporting small business) or hanging out with my daughters and grandkids. When I’m not helping clients with their real estate needs.

I’ve worked in the NICU at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, owned a gas station blocks from the beach, and earned my JD at UWLA School of Law, but nothing compares to handing a buyer the keys to their new home or helping a seller sell their home for top dollar. If you’re looking for a Realtor who will always treat you like family, I’d love to work with you, too! Educating and holding my client’s hands throughout the buying and selling process makes them feel safe, confidant and comfortable and, it makes me extremely happy and drives everything I do! The best praise I’ve ever received from a client was: “Your more than just our Realtor, you are family”. I’ve been a Realtor for 20 years and I’ve helped hundreds of people reach their real estate goals. I work with individuals & families throughout the San Fernando Valley who want to work with a realtor who cares about them.

Evergreen by Cari Z.