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Are You?

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Ralph’s POV

I lowered the phone from my ear and stared at the screen for a long second before letting out a slow, humorless chuckle. Well… Look who finally decided to call.

I tossed the phone onto the table beside me and leaned back in my chair.

Across from me, Travis glanced up from the map spread across the table. We’d been discussing patrol routes and supply runs when my phone rang. Judging by the look on my face, he already knew the conversation hadn’t gone the way I’d expected.

“Someth
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