They believe their bodies are worth a lot.
They weigh the pros and cons—if they can't see any immediate benefits, they hesitate, complain, get frustrated.
Right now, standing here, that's exactly how they feel.
Wasn't it supposed to be just ordinary military training?
How can there be such an extreme, dangerous task? This is impossible for them. The production crew and instructors must want them to embarrass themselves on camera.
"Here." Renee Morgan responded and caught up to Lynn Miller, looking back to see Zara Chapman and her group standing there full of arrogance and discontent; her gaze fell on Miles Yates, whose brows were tightly furrowed, his face full of melancholy—clearly lacking any confidence to finish such a task.
She shouldn't meddle.
But thinking of the tragic end she and Miles Yates met in the dream, maybe out of a shared fate, she felt a surge of indignation inside.
She didn't want to end up like the dream, even if it meant risking everything.
