Financial ruin and fraud unravel in a forced confession
The narrator recalls three years of heavy debt from shady shinning and borrowed money, daily struggles to raise funds, failed promises, and eventual insolvency. He wordlessly faces jail danger, quits shinning, and rebuilds a humble watch repair shop, haunted by unpaid debts and a worn social gaze.
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