I AM YOURS TO PLAY
The warden, a lanky guy named Victor, stirred, his chair scraping as he stood, his boots thudding toward the ringing phone, his post empty.
I moved, my lockpick slipping into the door’s mechanism, the pins clicking, the handle turning. The door creaked open, the hallway dim, the air stale with disinfectant. I slipped inside, my boots silent, my hoodie’s shadow blending with the walls. The detention block was a maze of concrete and steel, its cameras frozen, my loop holding for twenty minutes—enough time, if I was fast.
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