The sun hung high in the sky, casting a harsh light over the city as Vidisha and Raunak navigated the crowded streets, their minds buzzing with the information they had gathered about the underground group linked to the recent fires. They were armed with leads, but the atmosphere was thick with tension.
“Do you think this group is really behind the arson?” Vidisha asked, adjusting her fire department cap against the glaring sun. They were on their way to meet with an informant who claimed to have insider knowledge of the organization.
“I don’t just think so—I’m convinced of it,” Raunak replied, his tone steady. “We have too many connections to ignore.”
Their path led them to a rundown diner on the edge of town, a place where the dim lighting and faded booths felt worlds away from the ch
