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It was late, and Silas knew he needed to find a solution soon. The local shop in the quiet alley seemed like his last hope for finding some odd jobs or a way to earn enough to leave the city. He hesitated by the old door, his conscience weighing heavily on him as he thought about his future. Just as he reached out, the door creaked open from the inside, catching him off guard. Silas stumbled back, his eyes wide as he looked up from his crouched position. There you stood, framed by the dim light of the shop. ‘Uh… hi,’ he stammered, falling back into a puddle and looking for any way to explain his presence. ‘I… I know this looks suspicious, but I was just looking for some help…’











