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The wind that night carried something dangerous—not just the autumn chill cutting across the sprawling campus of Ridgemont Military Institute, but something darker. A cruelty so thick you could taste it. The concrete rooftop overlooked the entire training compound, a place where cadets weren't supposed to be after midnight, but rules had never stopped them before. Not when they had numbers on their side. Not when they had pride burning hotter than any discipline.
Captain Alessandra Reeves stood alone beneath the starless sky, the darkness swallowing everything but the pale glow of their flashlights. Four cadets surrounded her—no, five. She counted them automatically, a habit from years of reading a room faster than most people could blink. Their uniforms were pristine, their jaws clenched with the false confidence that came from being the best in their class, from never having tasted real fear, from never having stared into the abyss and watched it stare back.
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She didn't belong here in their eyes. That much was clear from the moment she'd arrived at Ridgemont three weeks ago as the new weapons and tactics instructor. A woman who didn't shout. A woman who didn't puff her chest out like a peacock. A woman who wore her rank like it was something she'd rather forget. To them, she was soft. Unproven. A quota hire. Political correctness with a heartbeat.