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“You’re done,” Silas said.

She fell. The crowd gasped. The cello stopped. bad apple topless boxing

And somewhere in the Lower Ward, a piano played a lullaby, and a dancer without an opponent began to move to a beat only she could hear. “You’re done,” Silas said

Silas whispered in Leo’s ear before the bell: “He’s gonna try to crush your skull in the first minute. Let him. Move like water. Find his rhythm. Then break it.” The cello stopped

Silas smiled, and for the first time, Leo saw something other than cynicism in his eyes. Pride.

The name belonged to a place, a philosophy, and a man. The man was Silas “The Core” Vane, a former heavyweight who’d lost his last fight not to an opponent, but to a shattered right hand and a subsequent taste for bourbon and bitter ends. He’d rebuilt himself into a promoter, a manager, and a ghost. His establishment, The Bad Apple, was a converted speakeasy that by night was an underground jazz club, and by the early hours, a secret boxing gym where the walls sweated rust and ambition.

Leo walked into the ring feeling invincible. He was the Bad Apple, after all. The king of the rotten.