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Extremely Exhausted Starters 

“Ten minutes could easily turn into an hour or two. And we clearly don’t have that kind of time.” He knows that he should be sleeping right now, but no matter how much he wanted to fall asleep, it was safer for everyone involved in this case if he manages to find this dangerous man. He needs to do this. 

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Jack was all smiles, it’d been a really good day for him thus far. And it only got better when he saw this strange man. Parents so rarely came to visit their children, most of these kids were abandoned and he got it, having a super for a child was not something anyone ever prepares you for.

Crutchie numbly walked up the steps to Katherine's door. She had been decieved, and she needed to talk to someone... Someone who'd understand. She had the yellow telegram in her free hand.

She shouldn't be afraid. She shouldn't want to run away. But she did. But she rang the doorbell instead.

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Jack looked over to Katherine as she was falling asleep sitting up. Staying long hours at the office investigating often beat down on these two harshly, most especially when no incrimination evidence came up. And half the time, it didn’t. Right now they were waiting for a couple hundred files they would have to dig through to download, and the digging part wasn’t exactly high on either of their agendas at this hour. 

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Medda was starting to gather her coat and purse when she heard Katherine speak.

“Stay here?” She chuckled to herself. “This wouldn’t be the first time I’ve walked in snow. I’m sure I’ll be fine.”

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After three years and eight months in that God forsaken hellhole, Wayne thought that coming home would be the best thing he could imagine. Getting to see his wife and children. God, Grady was nearly four by now. But before he could go back to that life, see his family, there was a stop to make first: Santa Fe, New Mexico.

That was where David’s parents lived. His combat partner David Kelly died in Iwo Jima. And Wayne owed it too himself and David to see his parents. He wanted them to know how bravely their son had fought and how proud they would have been of him. So on his way home, he found his way to a small ranch in New Mexico, an older man and woman rocking on the front porch.