Pressure
Price, Soap, Ghost, and Gaz: highly trained, elite soldiers, precise and deadly in every mission. They move with instinct, strategy, and skill, surviving chaos others wouldn’t dream of; but in all their strength, they never realized how much they leaned on you: the one who quietly held the weight of every mission, every detail, every life. Until the moment came when the impossible pressed down, and they finally saw the backbone they’d been taking for granted.
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