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The neon sign of the "Ultima Statie" bar flickered, casting a rhythmic, sickly pink glow over Stefan’s hands. He wasn't a drinker by habit, but tonight, the habit of being himself had become too heavy to wear.

Stefan walked toward the bridge. He stood over the dark water, watching the city lights dance on the surface. He stayed there for a long time, letting the "dying" happen inside—the death of his old hopes, the death of his expectations. as_vrea_sa_beau_sa_plang_sa_mor

The first sip burned, but it was a localized pain—a welcome distraction from the hollow ache in his chest. He wanted to drink until the memories of her laughter stopped sounding like music and started sounding like static. He wanted to drown the image of the hallway where she had said "I can't do this anymore," leaving a silence so loud it felt like a physical weight. The neon sign of the "Ultima Statie" bar

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By the third glass, the world softened at the edges. The bar noise—the clinking of glasses, the low drone of a late-night news broadcast—began to feel like a blanket. But the numbness didn't bring peace; it brought the truth.