At the naval base, the morning began like any other. A low coastal fog hung over the concrete paths, and the air carried the familiar mix of saltwater and fuel. Personnel moved with routine precision, each following assigned duties without unnecessary interaction. Among them, a woman in a worn service jumpsuit walked slowly, pushing a metal cart filled with tools. The wheels rattled faintly over the uneven ground, and a faded patch on her chest read “R. Collins.” To most people on base, she was just…
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