They believe their bodies are worth a lot.
They weigh the pros and cons. If they don't see tangible benefits, they hesitate, complain, and get depressed.
That's exactly how they feel right now, just standing there.
Wasn't it supposed to be just regular military training?
How did it turn into such overloaded, dangerous tasks? This is totally impossible for them to finish. The show crew and instructors arranged it like this—aren't they just trying to make them embarrass themselves on camera?
"Coming!" Renee Morgan responded, catching up to Lynn Miller. She glanced back and saw Zara Chapman and the others standing, faces proud and dissatisfied, their eyes fixed on Miles Yates—he was frowning deeply, his face full of gloom. Clearly, he had zero confidence in completing this challenge.
She shouldn't meddle.
But she remembered how, in the dream, both she and Miles Yates ended up miserably. Maybe fellow sufferers feel for each other, and it stirred up a fierce frustration inside her.
