Brock by Dale Mayer

Author:Dale Mayer
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Fiction, Military, Romance
ISBN: 9781773361529
Publisher: Valley Publishing Ltd.
Published: 2019-06-24T16:00:00+00:00

It was several days later when Brock returned to his room after a particularly testing morning trying to sort himself out. The counselor had not been one bit of help. He also hadn’t liked the news from the doctor this morning and had been trying to reach his buddy Cole all day, with no response. He sat down on his bed and stared, dispirited, out the window. For all that had happened, this was a great place to be, yet his life right now still sucked.

He had just enough time to get a shower before lunch. If he didn’t get to lunch early then there was going be a huge line. He headed into the bathroom and refused to give himself a chance to just stand under the hot water as he wanted to do. Finally redressed, he was about to pocket his phone when it buzzed in his hand.

He pulled the device out to see who had texted him. Cole. He read the message. Where the hell are you?

He answered back. I’m where the hell I always am. Where the hell are you? He frowned, confused by the message. Another text popped up on his screen with a soft ping. Maybe you should come to the dining room and see for yourself.

His heart jumped. What? He bolted down the hallway as fast as he could, making his way to the dining room. As he stood in the doorway, he scanned the huge room full of people. Was he really here? Why didn’t he tell him when he was coming in? They’d been friends for decades. They had been in high school together. They’d taken different paths for a while, but then both had ended up in BUD/s training together. Seeing Cole and Denton in the same training camp at the same time had been both unnerving and hugely comforting. They’d supported each other all the way through the brutal training. But they’d passed. They’d actually survived, and they knew it was partly because of the support they’d given each other.

BUD/s wasn’t the kind of training one did on one’s own. Not that you couldn’t, but the journey was a ton easier if you had somebody to help you get there. He’d put his own success down to having his friends there. They’d ended up on different SEAL teams over the years, and they’d gone on several missions together, but not as many as he’d have liked.

His gaze landed on the beloved, scarred face in the sunshine. He hobbled as fast as he could.

By the time he reached Cole, his buddy was standing, one crutch under his arm and tears in his eyes.

They hugged.

Damn, his heart was breaking with joy.

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