Forty-three days.That’s what the escort said when they pulled me out. I quit counting long ago. Days stopped meaning anything once the dark stayed the same.The cell was small. Stone on every side. The floor is always wet. Not deep puddles, just that constant damp that soaked through the thin clothes and never left. Air smelled like wet rock, old piss, rust, and blood that stayed in the cracks no matter how many times they hosed the place. My blood. Other people too. The smell sat thick in the back of your throat.Water dripped behind the left wall. Slow. Keeps its own time. Cold lived on the floor. Climb your legs even when you pull them in tight. Fingers stayed stiff. Lips cracked and bled if you forgot and tried to talk.The sound moved strangely there. Boots on corridor stone. Keys. Guys laughing too loud over cards or arguing about nothing. Every noise locked my shoulders. I got good at telling when a guard was just walking past and when he stopped. Stopping meant trouble.My wo
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