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At 1:58 a.m., Guard Mullens took the coffee. Leo watched him sip, waited for the slow blink, the heavy-lidded nod. The sedative—ground from a dozen crushed sleeping pills a fellow inmate had smuggled in a Bible—took hold like a slow tide. Mullens slumped against the desk, snoring.

Leo laughed—a wet, broken sound—and whispered to the dark: prison break free

Leo moved. The grate came loose without a sound. He slid into the shaft, the metal biting his palms, the air thick with dust and the ghosts of fifty years of despair. He counted his breaths. One... two... At 1:58 a