It's routine now. Gale doesn't even have to be exposed to direct sunlight; like clockwork, around 5 a.m. the blackened fever starts, and by 9 p.m. it recedes. So, for those sixteen hours of the average summer day, he doesn't so much as leave his bed. His blood pumps along at a toasty 106 degrees Fahrenheit. He doesn't have the luxury of sleeping
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They can't lose Gale. They just can't.
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If there was any suspicion that the 'she' he keeps requesting is Vic, well, that dispels it. And who knew his voice was capable of sounding that desperate?
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