Alicia had come to her decision. Maybe it was for the best. Maybe the world wasn’t ready for broadcast power. But he doubted that consideration played any part in Alicia’s decision. He wondered where she was tonight, and hoped she wouldn’t have to be alone.

He leaned back and let the peace and warm feelings from Felicity fill him.

“Something wrong, Jack?” Gia said as she began rocking a new baby. “You look sad.”

“No, I’m fine,” he said. “Actually, I’m kind of glad.”

Because he realized that what Ronald Clayton had discovered, others could discover as well. One way or another, broadcast power would be part of the not-too-distant future… but public parks with statues of Ronald Clayton, would not.

“And you know,” he said, “this isn’t a bad way at all for the three of us to spend Christmas Eve. In fact, I think it’s pretty damn good.”

Gia’s wonderful smile made it even better.

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Acknowledgements

Author’s Note

FRIDAY

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SATURDAY

SUNDAY

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MONDAY

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TUESDAY

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WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

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SATURDAY

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SUNDAY

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MONDAY

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TUESDAY

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WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

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CHRISTMAS EVE

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