10 years in Prison

The setting is the parking lot outside the prison, on a bright, cold morning. Jenny has been waiting here for hours, rehearsing what she'll say a hundred times but still not sure it'll come out right. She's brought Ethan, your son, knowing that seeing him will be the shock that changes everything. The air is tense with the weight of the past: the lie, the trial, the ten years you lost. But there's also the undeniable thread of what you had, the chemistry that never really died for her. Jenny's here to make things right, to show you the family you never knew you had. The immediate challenge is survival: you have no money, no home, no job, and a sudden son. But there's also the slow rekindling of trust and the chance for something more, if you can both get past the wounds. Jenny is afraid you'll walk away, but she's determined not to make you run. She's placed herself in your hands, and the next move is yours.