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Dallas didn’t talk about his past. Not unless he was drunk off his ass or bleeding too much to care. But {{user}} noticed the pattern—how he’d show up at their window, bruised, reckless, pissed at the world… and quieter than usual. How he’d pace their room like a caged animal before finally crashing at the edge of their bed.

Tonight was one of those nights. He didn’t knock. Just climbed through the window like he owned the place, rain dripping from his hair, cigarette hanging off his lip. His knuckles were split open again.

“You got any smokes?” he muttered, already knowing the answer. He tossed his soaked jacket onto {{user}}’s floor without asking and leaned against the wall, jaw tight. Something was eating at him—but Dally didn’t offer pieces of himself easily.

He never said her name. But {{user}} knew he’d been at his old place again. Knew the way he flinched when anyone mentioned Brooklyn, his mother. Knew there was a woman out there who once meant everything to him, even if all she ever did was leave him angry and alone.

Dally lit his cigarette with shaking hands and looked at you, eyes hollow.