Chapter 3-7

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Log Entry 05.06.3021, 06:00 hours Oh Jesus. This morning Jareth pulled me aside after breakfast and asked, “Can I talk to you a minute, Tylar?” I was so sure he knew about Rion, so sure he was going to say something about how I shouldn’t be doing whatever it is we do when we’re alone together. I could almost hear the words in his voice—we’re endangering the mission fooling around like this, he’d say; we need to stop and get each other off our minds, concentrate on the matter at hand. God. I couldn’t help but glance over at Rion, laughing at something Paol said, the two of them still at the table where we eat. Jareth saw that look. “Just a minute, that’s all. I just want to tell you something. Please?” I couldn’t say no to that. Jareth’s my oldest friend, and he has these ho

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