kbois
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Honestly, this has probably been my best effort at writing so far. I've learned so much from my previous stories and having a great editing/beta team has made a world of difference. (Don't let it go to your head @Mrsgnomie) I just hope it lives up to everyone's expectations when all is said and done. Feralness? Ferality? Not sure what fits, but... the realistic possibility of pups being feral will weigh heavily on all the teams i. The field as well as the support teams behind the scenes. There are still a lot of moving parts that will come into play. It's no wonder Tyler and Logan needed to let off some steam. 😉
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I can't imagine not helping out the people I have to work with everyday. I'm not the "peopliest" person, preferring to shun society whenever I get the chance, but still, I've developed a working relationship with my residents. I'm not about to ignore them when they need help. I think every area has their own natural disasters that they need to watch out for. We have more if these types of storms than we have hurricanes in any given year. It just sucks that it directly impacted where I work.
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Yep. I went there 🤭 As far as any of the pups being feral, well that would just suck.
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Yeah, the odds aren't great, but you'll have wait and see. I figured everyone needed a reminder that Sebastian is 100% Irish. Lol. I never met a weinerdog who didn't like bacon. 🤣
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Things are slowly falling into place the way they should. It's not going to be easy, nor is it going to be quick. No one wants to rush things. My residents were really grateful for the help. I heard more than once that previous managers would have never gone out and done what I did. I could not, in good conscience, sit in my office while my residents dealt with the chaos. It's not in me.
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Yep.... you fit right in.
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Everyone is aware of how dangerous the assignment is. I think larger teams would make them more vulnerable to being exposed. There will be safeguards in place, but yes, things can go wrong. We just have to hope it won't be too bad.
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They rest of the Krew can blame you when the next cliffie rolls around.
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That's because you think you're the only one special enough for Caleb. You're "special' alright.
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Reversing/curing the hybrids is not going to be easy. As of now, they think it may not be possible.
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No. Yes. Thanks. 😁
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I think I'm not telling.
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The last couple days have been busy. We worked until it started getting dark Friday, then I fed my guys before we went home. Didn't get there until after eight-thirty. It was a13 hour day for me. I'll be a little lax on the housework this weekend...lol.
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Zev busted his ass to decipher what was on there. Once he figured it out, he went on a roll. Teams will be rolling out soon. I'm glad everyone was okay. It was some scary shit for a few moments seeing everything whipping around.
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Leave poor Tyler alone. The dude was coming (pun intended) off a long dry spell.
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Thank goodness you're first. I didn't want to listen to your whining all afternoon.
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Tyler rubbed his eyes. The goop and grit felt like it had been there for a week, now a permanent fixture in the corners. One thing was for sure, Zev was a savage savant when it came to deciphering, decoding and generally making heads out of tails. He’d never seen anything like it. The laser-precision focus was awe-inspiring. The stacks of printouts, which seemed like gibberish to everyone else, slowly melted into something that made sense to Zev. Once Zev printed his scribbled, hand-writte
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Like I said to you before... Overachiever.
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Well, my long weekend got cut short. Yesterday a "downspout" hit the community I work at. To me it looked like a tornado. There was a lot of debris flying around, and it sure as hell looked like a funnel cloud. Luckily no one was hurt. However there are over 20 homes with some sort of damage, ranging from minor to one home nearly destroyed. I was at work until dark last night helping to clean up debris and went in this morning to do a better assessment. My heart goes out to my residents. Many of them don't have insurance. It's something I hope I never see again.
