Prison

The city streets bustled around me, a cacophony of honking horns and hurried footsteps, yet my focus narrowed to the tiny coffee shop nestled a few blocks away. Each step felt measured, a deliberate note in the unsteady rhythm of my journey towards reconciliation.

The bell above the door chimed cheerfully as I entered, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and cinnamon rolls instantly warming the space. My gaze scanned the room, landing on Curry hunched over a corner table, a mug of coffee cradled in his hands. His face, etched with fatigue and a hint of lingering anger, held a flicker of surprise at my arrival.

He gestured to the seat opposite him, and I settled down, the worn wooden chair groaning slightly under my weight. The silence stretched on, heavy with the weight of unspoken apologies and simmering tension.

"So," I finally managed, my voice hoarse with nervous anticipation, "I wanted to ..."

Curry sighed, a deep breath that seemed to carry the burden of weeks. "Yeah, Ben. We ne
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