The Lone Warriors: Intro to Navy SEALS Romances 2.0 by Banner Daniel

Author:Banner, Daniel [Banner, Daniel]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2018-08-28T16:00:00+00:00

Baron — The Honest Warrior

Baron Luzader stared up into the faces of his interrogators and clenched his jaw. Sweat poured down his face and he felt his breathing pick up. He’d already said too much and each word they dragged out of him came like knives that tore him apart.

He had to get out of here. Right now.

What would happen if he just bolted? What could they possibly do to him at this point?

Calm down, Baron told himself. This is a debriefing, not a torture session.

It’d been mere hours since the SEALs had been extracted from Turkey and nearly every minute since then people were in Baron’s face, trying to get him to talk.

Baron pushed away from table and stood. “You want more? Read my report.” He slammed the door open and walked down the hallway searching for an exit. When he finally spotted one, he had to keep himself from running toward it.

Warm darkness surrounded Baron when he burst out of the command center and he drank in half a dozen deep breaths. Thankfully, no one followed him.

No one understood the importance of good intel like Baron did, but after being through what he’d been through for three months, he couldn’t just open up and spill everything. A concise, detailed written report would be much more useful. The night, the open air were both comforting and frightening. As long as no one tried to pry his mouth open and drag words out of him, he would stay put.

Baron never had been much of a talker. He got that from his dad. It had worked well with Steph because she was never at a lack for what to say, even though a lot of what she said was just fluff to fill the dead air. For the last three months Baron’s reticence had served him well. Through all of the torture he’d endured, the only information his captors got from him was name, rank, and serial number.

Baron Luzader. Petty Officer 2nd Class. 5822009321. Even in his dreams he rarely said more than that.

If Baron had it his way, he’d never speak to another person his whole life.

A door opened from the barracks and Creed came out and stood next to Baron, looking up at the few stars bright enough to overcome the light pollution of the base. If anyone came looking for him, Baron expected it to be Blaine, who was the guy always keeping everyone close at the first sign of splintering within the group.

Creed said, “How’d it go?”

Baron just grunted and kept looking up at the sky. There had been a medical check-up, showers, a huge meal, then a quick group debriefing, followed by individual interrogation sessions. Baron had held out as long as possible, deciding to go last of the six SEALs. While each man went individually, the others read through three months of letters and emails from back home. Actually, since they’d been presumed dead for two and a half of those months, it was more

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