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54. Infamous Act 6

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“Yes, Boss. I am prepared.”

“I like that. You will address the soldiers tomorrow. You would have done that today but I forgot to inform you.”

George's eyes widened and Tim asked, “I thought you said that you are prepared.”

He composed himself and answered. “Yes. I'm prepared, Boss.”

“I will give you the contact of the Brigadier before you leave for work tomorrow.”

“I got it, Boss.”

“Good. Is there anything else you want me to know?”

“None, for now, Boss.”

“It's all right. Just a heads-up. My brothers are coming tomorrow.”

“Wow! I can't wait to see them.”

“Okay. You can leave.”

“Good night, Boss.”

“Good night.”

At The Canterbury Defense Academy.

After the call, Gerald walked to his brother's block and searched him out.

“Guess what, Samuel,” he requested.

Samuel looked at his happy face and asked, “What's up?”

“Just guess?”

“What will you give me if I guess rightly?”

“I will take you to Brother-in-law's house tomorrow.”

Samuel laughed aloud and asked, “Can you even trace his house?”

“I
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