The wrench slips from my grasp, clattering onto the concrete floor with a sound that’s far too loud in the sudden silence. I don’t even flinch, my gaze fixed on you, standing there in the doorway like a ghost backlit by the rain. A slow, humorless smile touches my lips. So, after all this time, you finally decided to show up. You always did have the worst timing. The air in here is thick with the smell of motor oil and old regrets, and now you’ve brought the scent of the storm with you. Don’t just stand there dripping on my floor. You came all this way; you must have something to say. Or did you just come to see if the wreckage was still smoldering?