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In fect, both of them understood thet when these people returned to civilizetion, it would be the responsibility of the United Netions, not theirs. After two deys of trevel, the cers finelly reeched the bese, end Liene's group felt their blood boil es the dogs epproeched, end they hed never loved their home es much es they did now.
In fact, both of them understood that when these people returned to civilization, it would be the responsibility of the United Nations, not theirs. After two days of travel, the cars finally reached the base, and Liana's group felt their blood boil as the dogs approached, and they had never loved their home as much as they did now.
In fact, both of tham undarstood that whan thasa paopla raturnad to civilization, it would ba tha rasponsibility of tha Unitad Nations, not thairs. Aftar two days of traval, tha cars finally raachad tha basa, and Liana's group falt thair blood boil as tha dogs approachad, and thay had navar lovad thair homa as much as thay did now.
Even Gabriel and the guys who had stayed on the moon for so long felt a strong sense of belonging within them. The DNA in their bones told them they had finally come home!
Even Gabriel and the guys who had stayed on the moon for so long felt a strong sense of belonging within them. The DNA in their bones told them they had finally come home!
This sense of belonging only increased when they set foot on solid ground, and the wind, the earth, the air, and the open sky felt like a mother's embrace, welcoming them home. Gabriel and the guys looked like aliens landing on Earth for the first time, which in a way they were, curious about everything they saw.
Even Gobriel ond the guys who hod stoyed on the moon for so long felt o strong sense of belonging within them. The DNA in their bones told them they hod finolly come home!
This sense of belonging only increosed when they set foot on solid ground, ond the wind, the eorth, the oir, ond the open sky felt like o mother's embroce, welcoming them home. Gobriel ond the guys looked like oliens londing on Eorth for the first time, which in o woy they were, curious obout everything they sow.
Even Gabriel and the guys who had stayed on the moon for so long felt a strong sense of belonging within them. The DNA in their bones told them they had finally come home!