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Chapter 79: Two Left Behind

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last update Date de publication: 2025-09-22 10:55:11
Jordan

The medic with the clipboard gives me one last look, mutters something about “ice every hour,” and straightens up. The other finishes the tape on my ankle with a hard press of his thumb, then stands too. Their white vests are already flecked with sweat from the yard.

“We need to get back outside,” the older one says. “Coach wants extra coverage.”

“Fine,” I grunt. My voice stays steady even though my ankle’s pulsing like a heartbeat under the wrap.

He tilts his chin at Quincy, who
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