Ramsey, on the other hand was growing impatient. His body tensed as he stood outside the old, decrepit factory, glancing around every few seconds, hoping the mysterious caller would finally show up. He had been waiting for what felt like an eternity, and with every passing minute, his frustration grew. His nerves were already on edge, and now he didn’t even have his phone to distract him. He replayed the moment in his mind—the thug who approached him a while ago. At first, the guy seemed harmless enough, asking if he could borrow Ramsey’s phone for an emergency call. Ramsey, against his better judgment, had handed it over, thinking it would be a quick thing. Instead, the guy sprinted off with his phone before Ramsey even had a chance to react. Now here he was, standing alone, phone-less, fuming at his own stupidity. "How could I have been so dumb?" he thought, his hands clenching into fists. "This was a mistake. Coming here was a mistake. Now, I don’t even have my phone to call f
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