It took a couple days but I was finally cleared to get back to training. I hadn’t spoken to Tyler since that night in his room. I couldn’t believe that I told him everything that I did. I was ashamed that he knew what happened to me. I knew that he wouldn’t tell anyone, but that didn’t matter. The f

“Stop lurking. It’s creepy.” I finally said out of nowhere. And Tyler came out of the shadows and he laid down on the ground beside me. “What are we looking at tonight?” He asked. “I’m not looking for anything. I’m just looking at the stars and the moon.” I say. “Yeah. It looks really peaceful

As soon as we finished dinner we snuck past the barracks and made sure that no recruits saw what we were up to and we headed straight up towards the rows and rows of dorm rooms that were built at the back of the property. They were long buildings that just consisted of single bedrooms and one commun

I didn’t go straight back to the barracks, I went to the library instead. I was really serious about traveling after I graduated from training. Once I was a soldier I could go anywhere I wanted and I would just have to return when there was a mission to go on. So I was seriously thinking about it.

I can’t believe it. It’s finally here. The day has finally arrived. It took us another four weeks of battling that obstacle course every single day before each and every one of us beat the damn thing. And we beat it in record time. We set the new record for future recruits. And that was the finally