SIR
It’s a struggle, but I’m determined, and keep listening out for any noises on the other side of the door.
Threading the now-untied lace between my wrist and the cable tie, I set about tying one end of the lace to my right boot, the other to my left. Testing out whether my haphazard knots are tight enough, I pedal my feet, and breathe a sigh of relief when they hold. I keep going, the tension in the lace starting to burn through the cable tie.
I gasp when it finally pops off, my right wrist finally free, the blood pumping happily back to my hand. Then I start on the other cable tie.
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