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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: QUESTIONS
It appears that a search team was about to get dispatched for us when I got there. Forgetting everything, I ran towards Private Bones. To my surprise, as much as to everyone seeing me there together with them, Private Bones gripped me by the shoulders and shook me.
"Thank God you're alive!" he exclaimed, then his face suddenly looked grim. "Where are the others?"
"I don't know," I said. "But they told me not to let you dispatch search parties. Oliver doesn't want to be pursued."
"He told you that?" he sounded questioning, but I knew there was something he understood more than anyone did.
I nodde
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