Scene 1: A Test of Trust
Morning light filtered through broken windows.
She was injured.
Ruel carefully cleaned the wound on her side.
"How did they block your power?" he asked quietly.
She remained silent.
"Because they know me."
Ruel froze.
"What does that mean?"
She looked out the window.
"I used to be one of them."
Silence.
Ruel's hands stopped moving.
"You… what?"
"I was part of the Fire organization."
Scene 2: Broken Trust?
Ruel's chest felt cold.
"Then… the night my family died—"
"No!" she snapped sharply. "I tried to stop it."
"But you didn't."
Pain cracked through her voice.
"I was too late."
Ruel's eyes burned.
Everything felt unstable.
Hatred. Gratitude. Attraction.
All tangled together.
Scene 3: The Deeper Truth
She spoke softly.
"I saw you that night."
Ruel's breath caught.
"You were standing in front of the flames. And that's when I decided—I would destroy them."
"For me?"
"For you. And for my guilt."
A storm raged inside Ruel.
He didn't know what he felt anymore.
But he knew one thing—
He couldn't walk away.
Scene 4: The Final Message
Suddenly, a message appeared on her phone.
A location.
A photo.
Arman Kader holding a gun.
Underneath it, one sentence:
"Your turn."
She stared at the screen.
"This is the final move."
Ruel stepped beside her.
"Then we end it together."
Scene 5: The Touch of Revenge
An abandoned warehouse.
Arman stood waiting.
"You thought you could escape?" he smirked.
She stepped forward.
"Tonight, the fire will touch you."
Gunshots exploded.
Flames erupted.
Screams echoed through the metal walls.
Ruel aimed his gun.
Arman glared at him.
"Your family was weak."
The trigger pulled.
Silence.
Arman collapsed.
Ruel's hands trembled.
She stepped beside him.
"It's over."
Ruel shook his head slowly.
"No. This is just the beginning."
Police sirens wailed in the distance.
Fire slowly swallowed the warehouse.
She grabbed his hand.
"Let's go."
Together, they disappeared into the shadows.
Above the city, red light flickered across the night sky.
Revenge had changed them.
And their fire—
Was far from extinguished.