Garrett said slapping his hands together, “let's everyone get their stuff together and get out of here. A van in these parts isn't going to remain unnoticed for long.”Pete could hardly move, his mind still trying to keep up with everything they had just told him. The news was good, almost too good. The suspicious side of him was still deciding whether or not to believe it.“I wouldn't be worried about that, mate,” Seamus said.“Why's that?” his brother asked. Then his eyebrows narrowed as he took in what Seamus was wearing. “Why the hell are you dressed like that?”Seamus grinned. Now that Pete thought of it, this had been the happiest he'd seen him in months.“I'm masquerading as a soldier,” he explained. He turned right and left. “I look good, yeah?”“If you say so,” Garrett muttered.“Everyone is getting off topic,” Lake said, clearly agitated. He'd almost forgotten she had been trying to leave right before they’d arrived.“There aren’t any soldiers here right now,”
