Chapter 60

The night was quiet, and the stars were bright in the sky. I sat on my balcony with Egan's picture in my hands, hugging it tightly as tears streamed down my face. I remembered how he used to play, the innocent joy and boundless energy he had brought into our lives. We were a perfect family, Egan, Rojas, and I.

But now, Egan was gone, taken from me in a senseless act of violence that had shattered my world. The weight of my loss felt unbearable, and I longed to turn back time to when everything was right.

As I placed Egan's picture on the table and wiped my tears, I knew that I needed to be strong for him. I had to find a way to move on, to heal from the wounds that had been inflicted upon me.

Gazing out at the stars, I made a silent promise to myself. To seek justice and nothing else.

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I opened my eyes to find myself in a beach, a beautiful sunset and kids playing football. I turn to my left and there he was, Rojas. He was seated and rea