*****The elderly driver continued staring at Xavier with a deep sense of pity from the rearview mirror, seeing in him the reflection of a younger, hopeful version of himself—naive, thinking he had found an easier way, only to be met with a bitter disappointment and everlasting regret.He continued waiting patiently for Xavier to respond, but when none came, the old man finally let out a small sigh, already ‘knowing’ the answer."I’ve been there, my friend," he said softly, breaking the silence that had enveloped the car. He paused for a moment, then sighed again. “If you’re open to a bit of advice from an old beggar like me, I’d say you should return home.”His tone was so sincere, coming from deep within, that Xavier couldn’t help but turn his gaze toward him, and noticing this, the old man quickly clarified, not wanting to be misunderstood. “I’ll take your number and let you know if the Blackwoods ever announce another charity session in the future, because, to be honest with y
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