Vince said, amusement threading his voice. Leo had to shake himself free of the thoughts that had been plaguing him for two days now. He glanced at his brother. “Sorry, got a lot on my mind.” Vince cracked a smile. “Thinking, soldier? I always thought you just reacted without thinking.” It was a common comment from his brother. Controlling his impulses had been hard when he was a teenager, and for the most part, Leo was still that way. Except for work. Instinct ruled his life when he was at work. “No, just getting settled in the new apartment, starting the new job.” He took the exit off 1604. “I saw Jeff yesterday.” “Ah,” he said understanding. Vince was the oldest of the Santinis and had seen the most combat, so he knew where Jeff had been. He also knew what it was like to be in Leo’s shoes, as he had to watch some of his closest friends struggle with the worst of memories. “Sorry. I pick you up at the airport and immediately bring you down.” He shook his head as he studied the passing landscape of Universal City.
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