Calloway

…He finally looked at me, and there was something in his eyes that set me on edge. He's asking for you. For a moment, I didn't move. My stomach turned, my legs felt like lead, but I forced myself to stand. The blanket fell from my shoulders as I followed Calloway down the short hallway to the room where they'd placed the man. The air inside was colder, despi…

…Before I could ask more, the door to the other room swung open, and the second ranger, Calloway, stepped in. His face was pale, his hands gripping the doorframe like he needed the support. The ambulance is ten minutes out, he said, avoiding my gaze. But he's awake. Ellis straightened in his chair. Awake? Yeah, if you can call it that, Calloway muttered, ru…