“I should have shipped at least one of these,” he said out loud, although really just for his own benefit.
“Need help, soldier?” he heard over his shoulder.
JD turned to face the familiar voice, flooded with equal parts of excitement, hope and dread.
Words stuck in his throat as he looked down into her bright green eyes.

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Sean got up from his chair, and continued, “So, what’s to stop me from beating the hell outta you where you stand? Or hell, maybe even draggin’ your body down to the hold and tossin’ you over on the next run in a couple of days?”
“There are a couple of things, Sean. First, if you swing on me, you might be in the hospital for that next run. Second, if you grab your binoculars and take a look over to the top of that warehouse across the way, you’ll see a light glint. That would be a friend of mine. And he CAN hit you, through the glass, from there.

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It was also too long. And that was after trimming out a bunch of material. So I set that one aside, too. I knew I would come back it as I learned the rest of the story. It had a lot of potential.

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