An ex-con fresh out after 23 years behind bars struggles to adjust to a world that’s moved on without him. The old neighborhood feels foreign, the rules have changed, and the silence of freedom starts to feel worse than the noise of prison. In this raw, gripping confession, he reflects on loyalty, regret, and what “home” really means in a life shaped by the streets. A dark, unflinching look at the cost of the life—and the surprising price of trying to go straight.