On Fire Anyway

She improvises. He broods. Together, they chase trouble across rooftops, through neon-lit laundromats, secret libraries, and suspiciously polite crime syndicates. The mysteries make less sense the deeper they go: a stolen manuscript that predicts disasters, a museum that erases visitors, a client who might not exist.

They don’t trust each other. They don’t agree on anything. And somehow, that works.

Between explosions, disguises, long nights, and even longer silences, they become something like partners, reluctant, relentless, and always just one clue behind whoever’s pulling the strings.

Justice? Optional. Chaos? Guaranteed. Quitting? Never on time.