THE BAD MAN

Seven years can change a person, but for a hard-partying businessman, the burden of a dark secret lingers uncomfortably. After burying a woman's body in the forest, he tries to bury his past under layers of laughter, nightlife, and a carefree facade. His practical jokes and charming persona mask inner turmoil, leading him into a spiral of reckless escapades that threaten to unravel the careful life he has constructed.

As memories resurface, the protagonist finds himself grappling with guilt and fear. Each party becomes a reminder of what he has done, each laugh a shadow of the life he has lost. Friends begin to notice the change in him, sensing a heaviness that no amount of alcohol can drown. The lighter moments of his life become tainted, and he realizes that the past is not something he can easily escape.

The tension builds as whispers of the deceased woman's fate reach his ears, leading to a confrontation that could jeopardize everything he has worked for. The line between humor and horror blurs as he faces the repercussions of his actions. In a world where parties mask pain, he must confront the reality of his choices and decide how far he is willing to go to protect the life he has rebuilt.