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There was dead silence in his office, the kind of silence that should never be disturbed. The look of determination on his face was uncanny. Every single move he made was precise and delicate. Colonel Cathcart slowly rolled a few inches away from his desk in his chair, just enough so he could stand up. At a snail’s pace, he stood up never taking his eyes off his masterpiece. Cathcart’s hand was shaking immensely as he lifted the playing card up to complete his beloved tower. ‘KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK’ Cathcart’s body jumped in surprise, causing his hand to jolt at the sound of the noise. The tower collapsed in seconds. All Cathcart had now was 51 cards scattered all over his desk, still gripping the final card in his hand.
“God damnit! Who the hell is it?!?” Cathcart roared while slamming his hands down on his desk.
“Oh don’t get your panties in a bunch” Lieutenant Colonel Korn said as he opened the door and invited himself in. “Look, I got this letter, and it’s bad news” Lieutenant......

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Approximate Pages: 8 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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