sharply. “People sacrificed their lives wearing that symbol. You can’t just buy one and pretend it belongs to you.” SupportVeterans
I said nothing.
“Take it off.”
“No.”
His jaw tightened.
“Then I’ll remove it myself.”
I looked directly at him.
“Sergeant, before you do anything else, please read the words above the serving counter.”
He frowned.
“I know our motto.”
“Then read it aloud.”
The dining hall became quiet. RestaurantDining Guides
Reluctantly, he turned toward the wall.
“We Carry Our Own,” he read.
“Keep going.”
Beneath the motto was a
