My Man is a quiet, devastating short story about loyalty, loss, and the people society forgets.Told in an intimate first-person voice, this story follows an aging man living on the margins—haunted by grief, worn down by illness, and subjected to casual cruelty—through one cold night on the streets. As memories surface and violence intrudes, the narrator bears witness with unwavering devotion, offering comfort where the world offers none.This is not a story about redemption or rescue. It’s about endurance. About love that doesn’t ask for explanations. About staying when everything else is gone.If you’re drawn to literary fiction, gritty realism, and emotionally resonant storytelling that lingers long after the final line, this one will stay with you.