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... ind himself crying upon hearing Gilbert's voice again. Honestly, he thought he was stronger than that.

Of course, he wasn't bawling and wailing but a few tears certainly escaped his eyes. 'After all I've been through... for me to tear up hearing his voice again... Man, I really am a kid inside.'

"It's great that you're okay, Gilbert," Lone said as he wiped at his eyes with his sleeve.

The communication orb in his hands shined a little bit as Gilbert responded, "Likewise. ...

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