Chapter 1: Lost Love*

I love you," Daniel said, his voice filled with emotion, as he gazed into Alawis's eyes. "Love you too," Alawis replied, smiling warmly.

They were orphans, having met at the orphanage where Daniel's parents had died in an accident. The police investigation had yielded nothing, and the case was closed.

As they grew up together, Alawis and Daniel's bond strengthened. They found solace in each other, sharing laughter and tears. Their love blossomed after leaving the orphanage at 18.

Years passed, and their love continued to grow. They explored the city, hand in hand, building a life together.

But one fateful night, their happiness was shattered.

A masked gunman stopped them on the street. "Give me your belongings or your life," he demanded, his voice cold and menacing. Daniel tried to protect Alawis, but the gunman shot him.

Alawis freaked out, holding Daniel's lifeless body. "No, please don't leave! I can't live without you!" she sobbed, her world crumbling.

The gunman fled, leaving Alawis shattered. The sound of sirens echoed through the night, but Alawis was lost in her grief.

Days passed, and Alawis's grief turned to determination. "I will make him pay for everything," she vowed, her eyes burning with resolve.

Five years passed, and Alawis finally found the gunman in an abandoned warehouse. She had spent years tracking him, fueled by anger and determination.

She confronted him, gun in hand. "Why did you do it?" she demanded, her voice steady.

The gunman was shocked, apologizing, but Alawis was resolute. "You took everything from me," she said, her eyes blazing.

A struggle ensued, and Alawis shot the gunman in self-defense. The sound of the gunshot echoed through the warehouse.

Alawis fled, overwhelmed by guilt. "I killed him. I'm a murderer," she whispered, tears streaming down her face.

As she ran, the city blurred around her. She felt lost, alone, and scared.

Suddenly, a truck hurtled toward her. Alawis tried to dodge, but it was too late. Everything went dark.

When Alawis opened her eyes, she saw a huge gate looming before her. She pushed it open, and a screeching sound filled the air. She was gone, transported to a dark, mysterious hall.

Ash-like particles swirled around her, and a voice boomed, "WELCOME TO HELL,MISS ALAWIS."