Bright Like Wildfire

Bennett finds himself puzzled by the inexplicable animosity directed toward him by Betty Mouton. Despite his attempts to understand her feelings, their history is tainted by an embarrassing incident that has stuck in her mind. What seems like a simple accident has spiraled into a lifetime of resentment, leaving Bennett scratching his head.

As the tension between them simmers, both Bennett and Betty are forced to confront their past and the misunderstandings that have shaped their relationship. Their journey unfolds with a mix of humor, heartache, and the possibility of redemption, ultimately leading to an unexpected bond that challenges their perceptions of each other.