Working with Graves and the Shadows again had Ghost on edge for the longest time. What felt worse to him was Soap's death. It hit hard on Price as well, but he had done his best to make sure Ghost and Gaz were alright as well.

Price had noticed that Ghost didn't step out of his quarters for breakfast. He wanted to check up on him, but Ghost had apologized, saying he needed a minute to think.

It only made Price and Gaz more worried. Price had been gone that night, and Gaz wasn't sure how to comfort him, or he didn't want his head ripped off.

Alex had given an attempt with a warm smile to hopefully get Ghost to talk it out. He had been given the same response. When Graves knocked on his door, Ghost didn't bother to open it, as if he already knew who was on the other side of it.

Gaz had given one more try, bringing a plate of Yorkshire Pudding to Ghost. He thanked Gaz, but he closed the door once more before the Sergeant could get a good look into his room.