CHAPTER 10
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fter a few more minutes of walking, they reached a leveled-out area beyond the buildings of the camp. The helicopter sat waiting in the middle of a concrete pad near a large, metal building with open sliding doors at the front. Daniel hastened and turned to the opening to converse with a man in mechanic’s coveralls. Justine and Rob waited by the helicopter. After a minute, the pilot looked over and said, “You guys can get in.”
Justine opened the rear door where four seats were positioned, two side by side facing another two. She climbed into the craft first and Rob clambered awkwardly into the seat facing her. She opened the binder and leafed through some papers absentmindedly.
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