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The police force all gaped at the shocking display of power that Taylor had unleashed.
“Should we hold fire, Captain?” Sampson asked.
“Yes,” John agreed and waved all weapons down as he ran to Taylor. John reached out to his stepson and was compelled to talk about everything that had just taken place.
“John, you might want to say something. You’re creeped me out,” Taylor said.
“That makes two of us,” Bonnie added as she ran up to Taylor and wrapped her arms around him.
“This makes it two times that you’ve saved my life. You’re starting to give a girl the wrong idea here, tsunami man,” she gushed.
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