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Chapter 10
Mark
“You’re late.” I grunted, staring at the pages in front of me.
“Are you always so pleasant this early in the morning?” Janas sighed and sat in the chair opposite my desk. I grabbed my coffee and grunted again. “Patrol ran over,” he said. “We’re getting some of the new recruits up to snuff and they don’t always return on time.”
I nodded. Typical new bloods. “How are they doing?”
“Fine. It’s just not the same as running with the A-team.”
I winced. I wish he wouldn’t call it that. We needed to think of everybody on the Alpha Guard as the A-Team. I told him as much.
Janas sighed, ignoring me and risin
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