Chapter 120: The Effect of Ripples

With her trademark intensity in her voice, Sarah said, "We need to spread the word about the upcoming protest." "This new corporate initiative 'clean coal,' can you believe the audacity? is a blatant greenwashing attempt, a wolf in sheep's clothing." John laughed and his eyes danced with enjoyment. With a swift embrace, he said, "Sounds vaguely familiar, doesn't it?" embracing Marie. Marie grinned as memories swept through her. "Project Mimic might be a relic of the past," she said, "but the fight for real change, that's a constant." The discourse proceeded, a vibrant interchange of ideas and tactics for the impending demonstration. Their house had developed into a center, a gathering spot for activists, and a place where tenacity and optimism were fostered. It was a stark contrast to the little flat they had shared in their early years and a testament to their progress as a couple. Later that evening, after the hectic energy of the day had died down, John and Marie were curled up