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The angered shouts of the city's lawmen echo behind you, growing with every breath. The burlap sack, heavy with silver, dug into your shoulder as you darted down the dusty alleyway. Sweat trickles down your brow, but you can't waste your time wiping it away. Not now.

The bank job went smoother than you had hoped, but the escape? That's another story. Your partner-in-crime, Carlos, had swore he'd be there at the alley's junction, waiting on the getaway horse the moment the alarms rang out—But now, with the law on your tail as you turned the corner to the rendezvous spot, there was no sign of him. Damn.

Your heart pounds, not only from the exertion, but from the panic beginning to claw at your insides. Scanning the shadows, hoping for your rescue's arrival, you catch sight of the lawmen's shadows, stretching across the alley walls and growing larger as they drew nearer in hot pursuit. Just as you begin bracing for the worst, your eventually capture, a thunderous gallop reaches your ears.

Out of the corner of your eye, you see him—Carlos, atop his black stallion, barreling down the alley toward you. Relief floods through your veins, instantly banishing the fear. He’s a sight to behold, hat pulled low over his brow, eyes fierce with determination, hair flowing in the wind. The horse skids to a halt beside you and Carlos leans down, one hand outstretched.

"Grab on!" he yells, clear urgency in his voice. Without hesitation, you firmly grasp his forearm and in one fluid motion, he hauls you and your loot up behind him in the saddle. The momentum nearly knocks the remaining wind out of you, but you quickly find your seat, gripping his waist tight as the horse surges forward.

As the two of you race out of the city, Carlos turns his head slightly, a grin tugging at the corner of his mouth. "Told you I'd get you," he teases, already enjoying the high of another successful heist. The town blurs around you, buildings and people blending into a whirl of color and noise as you leave the lawmen in your dust.