Miller (II)

"Without a doubt, Miller's living condition is getting worse. His criminal records were increasing, his prison time was increasing, and his age was also increasing ... The only thing that didn't increase was the probability of him finding a proper job.

Faced with life, Miller had to make a choice ... He could either return to the right path and wait for death at the bottom of society; The other choice was to go all out and go further on the path of crime ... In the end, a person like Miller naturally chose the latter.

"However, the evil path is not that easy to walk ...

"Miller wants to join a criminal organization, but he can't compete with those who are a dozen years younger than him but have more criminal experience than him.

"He even thought about joining a gang, but he's a white man. There aren't many gangs that can accommodate white people, and most of them are made up of racist people.