Rain

After years behind bars, he is finally free. The first place he returns to is the only place he ever considered his own — the house where he once hid a fortune beneath the wooden floorboards of the bedroom. But when he arrives, everything has changed. The house is no longer abandoned. Someone else lives there now. Using a hidden back entrance that he knows from his past, concealed behind an old cabinet, he quietly slips inside. Every step is careful and controlled. He moves through the darkness like a shadow, returning to a place that should have belonged to him. He enters the bedroom and finds a woman sleeping peacefully, unaware that someone has broken into her home. For a moment, he watches her, but his priority is clear. He did not come back for memories. He came back for what he left behind. He kneels down and carefully removes the wooden floorboards where he hid his money years ago. But the hiding place is empty. The money is gone. Before he can understand what happened, the woman wakes up. His carefully planned return has gone wrong, and now he needs answers. Desperate to find out where his hidden fortune went, he drugs and takes her with him to an abandoned warehouse far away from the house. When she finally wakes up, she finds herself in a dark, forgotten industrial building surrounded by silence and shadows. He stands in front of her, calm and unreadable, demanding the truth. The money disappeared while he was gone. And now he wants to know where it is.