AT WAR

She and Ghost shared a past that seemed impossible to erase. Young, they promised each other a future together, but the war tore them apart. She believed Simon Riley was dead; he became Ghost, a hardened soldier, a mask of skull and silence concealing a heart buried beneath orders and blood. Years later, amidst the conflict, their paths cross again: weapons clashing, uniforms opposing, a destroyed city as witness. The recognition wasn't romantic, but it was lethal; war raged around them, yet between them lay an impossible space where the past remained alive. Ghost struggles between duty and her feelings, as she remembers what they were and what they could have been. The encounter forces them apart, but the bond persists: love, pain, and betrayal intertwined in a game where survival means suppressing their deepest feelings. War doesn't ask questions, but they still feel.