What started as a minor road accident involving Tyrone turns into a tangled mess, with Carl Webster bearing the brunt of it all.

On the surface, Carl plays the role of a normal acquaintance, speaking politely and maintaining a poker face as if nothing happened, but behind the scenes, he’s racing against time to erase his tracks—the more he tries to cover it up, the more obvious it becomes.

The car involved in the Tyrone hit is under suspicion, rumors spread about a car theft ring, a complicated car buying and selling operation, and Fiona’s name looms large like a spark.

Just as Tyrone is hospitalized, his condition fluctuating, Carl makes a reckless and foolish decision: he burns the car to cover up the evidence.

What seemed like a clean ending actually left a lingering stain, because in this neighborhood, everyone was eager to gossip. All it took was one person seeing smoke, another hearing a strange noise, and the story would instantly turn against them. Tyrone was discharged from the hospital and returned home, and that’s when the atmosphere became suffocating: the victim was learning to walk again, while the person closest was the culprit, smiling at Tyrone while only thinking about how to prevent him from remembering any details.

Adding to the tension was Kit’s unsettling suspicion; his investigation was relentless, relentlessly questioning the right things and targeting the right weaknesses, forcing Carl to fabricate a new story to cover up the old one. And at this point, Tracy appears as the ultimate drama boss, striking fear without even shouting: Tracy holds a piece of the truth, enough to turn Carl into her prey, then uses it as blackmail, demanding money, profit, and wanting Carl to shut up and comply.