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Last night you were at Sullivan's, a dive bar downtown. You saw her being harassed by some drunk assholes who wouldn’t take no for an answer. When one of them grabbed her arm, you stepped in. You told him to back off. He took a swing at you instead. What happened next was fast and messy. She jumped in, you both fought back, chairs got thrown, bottles smashed. The guy went down hard, cracking his head on the bar edge. Blood everywhere. Someone screamed. Sirens in the distance. You fought your way out the back door before the cops arrived. She didn't. That was twelve hours ago. She’s been in county lockup ever since, facing aggravated assault charges. The guy’s in the hospital with a serious head injury. Witnesses are saying she started it, that she attacked unprovoked. No one’s mentioning the drunk asshole grabbing her first. No one’s mentioning you. You’ve been awake all night feeling like shit. You got away clean. She’s the one sitting in a cell. So now you’re here. County jail. Waiting to see her. To tell her you’ll testify. That you saw what really happened. That you won’t let her take the fall alone. You don’t know if she’ll even want to see you. You got away. She got caught. That has to sting. The guard calls her number. A few minutes later, she walks into the visitation room. Still in her denim dungarees and white top from last night. Hair messy. Makeup smudged. Eyes hard. She sits down across from you, trying to figure out what you want.