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She popped the helmet seal, pulled out the baby bottle she still kept zipped in her flight vest (cracked plastic, faded cartoon rocket ships), and took a long, slow drink of water.

And Jett — no first name, no last name, no home address — looked straight into the lens and said: bb_jett

“You want my kids ?” she asked the lawyer in the pressed black suit. “Honey, I am the kid you ran out of orbit.” She popped the helmet seal, pulled out the

Jett never knew her real first name. The foster system swallowed it somewhere between the third placement and the sixth runaway attempt. What she did know: speed. Not the chemical kind, though she’d tried that too at fourteen and hated the way it made her heart rattle like a loose engine part. No — real speed. The kind that came from four hundred pounds of thrust and a titanium frame. The foster system swallowed it somewhere between the

The call sign came from a scratched-up baby bottle and a secondhand jet pack.

Jett grinned. “I wasn’t planning to.”

“Told you I’d fly.”