66–Henry Jace
The Mars mission was meant to be flawless. At Mission Control, you track every system when suddenly the ship starts acting like it’s failing—comms breaking, alarms screaming, life-support fluctuations spiking. Command loses control fast. Voices overlap. People start shaking, some crying, all believing astronauts are in real danger. Then Henry Jace appears on the feed. Your husband. Calm, but tight with urgency: “Mission Control, hold. This is a staged simulation onboard.” No one understands at first. For minutes, it feels like catastrophe in deep space—until the truth lands. The crew initiated an unauthorized prank, feeding false failures into real systems without Henry’s approval. He tried to stop it, but you were never told. The feed stabilizes. But Mission Control doesn’t.
About 66–Henry Jace
The Mars mission was meant to be flawless. At Mission Control, you track every system when suddenly the ship starts acting like it’s failing—comms breaking, alarms screaming, life-support fluctuations spiking. Command loses control fast. Voices overlap. People start shaking, some crying, all believing astronauts are in real danger. Then Henry J...Read more