Uniting America Novels & Stories

Williams finished laughing and wiped at her eyes. "Oh honey, so young, so naive. We don't actually do the work, we just sign checks and send it off to the different places they need to go. Right now, we're donating a new gym to Blackstone Prep, then we're going to send a check to an orphanage somewhere in Africa, we're going to spin, and wherever the bottle lands is the country we'll send it to." I was gobsmacked, I looked around the room so if anyone felt the way I did but they were all the same.

They were reminded that unity was not a destination but an ongoing journey, one that required constant attention, empathy, and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and cohesive community. As they continued to weave the threads of unity into the fabric of Emeridia, Aric and Kaida knew that their city was becoming a shining example of what can be achieved when differences are embraced, celebrated, and united in pursuit of a shared vision. They were proud to lead a community that understood the power of unity and was willing to embrace it wholeheartedly.

No one wanted to make eye contact with Records. "We have been given a full accounting of human biology. Negotiations have concluded our people will be welcomed in one of the largest free nations of the world. Called The United States of America, this is a land made up of many free cities who unite under a common capital with a common leader. They have three provisions they request be fulfilled for us to be granted the status of 'New American.' Would you like me to continue?" "No, by all means, stop speaking now. The three provisions necessary to the acceptance of our people are unimportant."

"So, who is conspiring with Walter Roberts?" The first lady asked angrily. "Do they really think the United States can be easily intimidated? This is disgusting; we cannot let them win, and no matter who it is, if they are discovered, we must take this disrespect to its bitter end. The United States may be a peace-loving nation, but that doesn't mean we will allow others to walk all over us. If they want a war, then we will give them one!" The vice-president said angrily.

The grass looked like it had been trampled down by numerous feet. Vanessa thought of something to say to fill the silence but she could think of nothing, her mind kept revolving back to the man she killed. She wondered what her father would say if he knew, what would he think of his innocent daughter that he locked up from the world? What if the man had a wife? Or kids? Or loved ones? She had robbed him of the chance to see his family again just because he was doing the job he hand been assigned to do. She glanced at Xavier’s square shoulders, and she noticed the sun was setting.