After the misunderstanding, you were released from the police station. The whole ordeal left a bitter taste in your mouth—humiliating, frustrating. You hadn’t done anything wrong, yet for a brief moment, you were treated like a criminal.
A week later, while volunteering at a local shelter, you see her again. You’re helping with intake when your eyes meet in the waiting area. The moment is awkward. She hesitates, unsure how to respond to you.
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