The Yellow Rock

By Abdul-Aziz Meashi

All of them started leaving. The last one was Jonathan, carrying his crutches and walking slowly towards the exit door. His friend, Martin, was accompanying him and to make him smile, he kept reminding Jonathan of the anticipated meeting with his wife and son, Mark.
Jonathan stepped on the ramp slowly. Everyone watched respectfully while his wife's tears were coming down on her cheeks profusely, as she knew about his injury in Iraq.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Abdul-Aziz Meashi
• Release date: Aug 3, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370094806

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The Yellow Rock

Abdul-Aziz Meashi

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The Yellow Rock

Copyright © 2015 by Abdul-Aziz Meashi

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Table of Contents

From Battlefield to Homeland

Jonathan’s Death

The Years of Pain

Revenge Decision

Searching for the Gang

Moving to the Countryside

Operation Execution

The Elimination of Evil

FROM BATTLEFIELD TO HOMELAND

Welcome back to your homeland, said the captain while announcing the landing time on the runway of Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, United States.

Some of the soldiers started singing and clapping aloud, and the others took out the American flag and wrapped it over their heads while reciting the national anthem.

The plane stopped and the captain headed to the exit door with a big smile on his face. He called everyone to disembark while saluting, thanking them for all they did