I want you back

One year later...

Ramon Anderson found himself striving for redemption. His cell's cold, sterile confines had become a space for self-reflection and transformation.

"Hey, Mr. Anderson, I heard that you shot your own daughter? Is that true?" a prisoner asked him.

He bowed his head and nodded, "Yes, I did."

"Sometimes we make mistakes and that's okay. Because from that mistake? We can learn and be better. That mistake would led us to change. To change, to be better," he said to him.

A smile formed on the corner of his lips after hearing those words from him.

"Thank you for saying that. I hope we will see each other again. She will be able to forgive me," he said, with hope on his tone.

"She will forgive you, my friend," he said.

Later that day, Ramon had build a lot of friendship inside the cell. He was changing for himself, he knew that he should be better to face his family and especially, Crystal.

"Hey! Are you really changing for the better, or are you just pretending t