Chapter 94

Allison contemplatively rubbed his chin and tapped on his desk some more before responding.

“I know it,” he answered. “That’s why we won’t.”

Caldwell looked up, staring at his commanding officer with a questioning gaze.

“However that doesn’t mean certain precautions won’t be taken,” Allison said, finishing his statement.

Caldwell didn’t seem entirely reassured by that affirmation. Allison was instantly reminded by the look on his officer’s face of how only a short time ago, almost the whole wardroom was genuinely unconvinced that anything more than a local political squabble on New Providence even existed. It was now plainly evident and freely acknowledged that they were involved in pursuing the source of a far greater problem. Still, the threat of clear and present dangers in addition to the recent loss of valued shipmates – as well as other stresses in Henry’s case – could certainly cause a person’s strength of commitment to become strained.

Allison pointed toward the page that
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