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Chapter 61: Entering Zone One
Author: Son Of Neal
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“Buzzzzz.”

The heavy prison gate slowly opened with a metallic sound that echoed hard through Nelson’s ears.

For a brief second, he stopped walking.

His eyes slowly turned toward the outside world behind him.

Freedom.

The city.

The open sky.

He stood there for a moment like he was giving the world one final glance before stepping into another life entirely.

“Move!”

A guard shoved him roughly from behind.

Nelson staggered forward slightly before catching himself almost immediately.

The chains ar
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