Dawn
“Sir,” I say, saluting as I enter command.
Things are getting back to normal at the base. Everyone is amped for relocation, but that process is slow and irritating. We want to be on the move, but it feels like we"re just waiting. Training has resumed even though we won"t be fighting much these days. Everything is much less crowded than it was before the outbreak. It"s an eerie feeling.
Today I"ve been summoned to command. I haven"t seen my father since the night at the fires. Our relationship, if you want to call it that, has been odd lately. It started with him yelling at me when I was narked about Matty being trained as a soldier. Then I got sick. He wasn"t in the clinic when the quarantine started, but Drew told me he risked becoming infected himself to check on me. Then there w
