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He staggered, arms flailing, the handkerchief still clutched in one fist. She didn’t give him time to recover. Her right hand, still holding the pepper spray, came up not to his eyes—too far away, too risky—but to the space between them. She squeezed. A bright orange cone of capsaicinoid fire hit him directly in the open mouth he’d been gasping from.

Terror is a strange fuel. It doesn’t make you scream. It makes you calculate. Threat- Chloroform- One woman who was attacked ...

That was the moment.

She breathed. For the first time that night, deeply. He staggered, arms flailing, the handkerchief still clutched