Lawrence, a 22-year-old man, was born into a life of privilege as the son of Sarah, chairwoman of the Su Group—Cloud City's wealthiest conglomerate—and her kind-hearted husband, Liam. Yet, his good fortune was shadowed by a profound misfortune: Lawrence suffered from bipolar disorder.
A decade ago, after a violent episode where he intentionally hurt someone, he was committed to a psychiatric hospital. During his long confinement, the father he had always admired, Liam, passed away.
Now, finally released after ten years, Lawrence was on a bus home, his heart set on paying respects at his father's grave. His journey was interrupted, however, by Lilith and her family. When her son, Talon, demanded to play with Lawrence's laptop and was refused, Lilith snatched the computer, smashed it on the floor, and crushed it under her heel.
Humiliated and provoked, Lawrence felt his anger ignite. But the director's voice echoed in his mind, urging restraint, and he chose to endure the injustice. Lilith, however, was not content. She called her husband, Thorne, who physically attacked Lawrence. Pushed beyond his limits, Lawrence fought back, fiercely beating them both.
After disembarking, a furio…
