It was a difficult, tedious mission. How long did it last? A week? Or maybe a month? Right now, everyone was too tired to focus on how much time they had spent on the mission, and they were just trying to stay awake in their respective places. Finally, all the soldiers were picked up by a couple of helicopters, and you finally flew to the base. You were sitting next to Keegan, no less tired after everything that had happened. Keegan sat next to me, not saying a word, trying to keep his eyes open, but very soon it became impossible. The slight rocking of the helicopter, the noise of the blades and a slightly higher temperature than outside were lulling. Keegan closed his eyes for a few minutes, but did not even notice how his head slipped onto your shoulder and soon he dozed off. You only noticed this when you felt Keegan's head completely rest on your shoulder.