One Way

Freddy, a petty criminal, is on the run with a bag full of cash and a can of soda. He is perched on top, heavily wounded. With a bullet lodged in his gut, he is running out of time.

Freddy's heart pounds in his chest as he desperately tries to stay ahead of his pursuers. Blood seeps through his fingers, staining the money in the bag. Every step is agony, but he pushes through the pain, driven by the fear of capture. The weight of the bullet inside him feels like a ticking time bomb, threatening to explode at any moment.

As he gasps for breath, Freddy's mind races with regret and thoughts of what could have been. He knows that his criminal life has caught up with him, and there is no escape this time. The tunnel vision of his impending doom narrows his focus, making him oblivious to the beauty of the world around him.

With each passing second, Freddy's strength wanes, and his steps become slower. The realization that he is running out of time intensifies his desperation. He knows that there is only one way this will end – a final confrontation that will determine his fate.