One Four-Hundred-Dollar Hotel Charge Sent Me Home Three Weeks Ahead of Schedule
I poured the last of the stale instant coffee from my thermos into a ceramic mug.
It was stone cold.
A supply sergeant walked past the open door of the comms office.
He had a clipboard and gave a quick nod before heading on down the corridor.
I looked at the military SGLI life insurance form sitting in my paper inbox tray.
Its annual review was due this week.
I slid the form out from under a pile of duty rosters.
My current policy named Kendra as the only primary beneficiary.