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The man didn’t move. His eyes were fixed on Leo’s phone screen. “What’s the score?”

“One–one,” Leo whispered. “Sixty-eighth minute.”

Until Leo found the notebook.

Ignacio looked at the empty south platform, then back at his son. “If you’ll have me.”

The phone buzzed. Leo’s breath caught. 1–1. The little animated ball spun. He looked up again. Still no one. mismarcadores.com movil

The little soccer ball spun wildly. Leo laughed—a wet, broken sound. Ignacio took a step forward. “I didn’t think you’d come.”

Leo stood. Anger and relief tangled in his chest. “Where have you been? The police—I’ve been looking—” The man didn’t move

It was buried under a stack of unpaid bills in his father’s abandoned apartment. A tattered spiral notebook filled with match dates, ticket stubs, and—oddly—hand-drawn maps. The last page had a single entry: “Toledo vs. Extremadura. Bus station. South platform. Midnight. If I lose, I’m gone. If I win, I come home.”