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Stephen Baxter - Bzya touched his shoulder. "But...

Bzya touched his shoulder. "But that's why you and I are here, old man. To keep the world away from boys like Farr and Cris-to give them a place that seems as stable and eternal as your parents did when you were a child-until they are old enough to cope with the truth.”. (Stephen Baxter)

Bzya touched his shoulder. "But that's why you and I are here, old man. To keep the world away from boys like Farr and Cris-to give them a place that seems as stable and eternal as your parents did when you were a child-until they are old enough to cope with the truth.”.

Stephen Baxter

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