In this picture, we finally reveal the connection between Valery and Elsa. They’re sitting together, the bond between them clear, but there’s an undercurrent of tension. Elsa is sitting casually in a chair, while Valery sits on her lap, in a relaxed moment. This scene is where the truth about their relationship as sisters is revealed. To the audience, it’s now clear that Valery and Elsa are sisters, though their features are different enough to suggest they don’t look alike. Elsa is blonder than Valery, and their faces are different enough to show they’re not identical.

But what starts to unfold here isn’t just the sisterly connection—it’s the underlying tension. Their bond, while apparent, feels strained. Something doesn’t sit right, and the air between them starts to feel thick with unspoken thoughts. This moment is key because it shifts the audience’s perception of their relationship. There’s more here than just sisterly affection. It’s subtle, but the audience can sense that something’s off, especially when you factor in Justin’s involvement.

Mansa, too, is starting to feel something strange, but for now, he doesn’t fully understand it. He’s connected the dots, but what happens next will unfold soon. This moment is a game-changer, setting the stage for what’s to come.

In this picture, we see Mansa wearing his iconic Falling Thief jacket, the one he always wears when he’s about to steal. This time, though, it’s not just any theft—he’s stealing something much more personal. As we look at the scene, we see Mansa, now fully in his role as a thief, giving the finger in an upward motion, as if saying, “Fuck you, man. Fuck you all.” It’s a bold gesture that signifies his defiance, a middle finger to everything that’s been done to him, and a statement that he’s taking control of the situation.

Alongside him, Elsa mirrors the same defiance, also giving the finger in the same upward direction, signaling her own rejection of the past and the pain it’s caused. The two of them, together, are standing strong, unified in their rebellion.

The back of Mansa’s jacket (FALLING THEIF) reads “Falling Down,” a phrase that speaks to the collapse of everything he once knew. Meanwhile, Elsa wears a shirt (LOVE) that reads, “I would rather not love,” reflecting her internal conflict and emotional turmoil, expressing her desire to protect herself from love and heartbreak.

Mansa’s right arm rests possessively around Elsa’s neck, staking his claim on the situation, asserting control over what’s left of the chaos. Elsa, despite her emotions, stands beside him, sharing the defiance and rebellion that fills the air.

In the background, Valerie stands, confused and uncertain, unable to do anything to stop the unraveling of events around her.

Now, we see Justin, wearing the STA Group jacket, standing confidently with both Elsa and Valery by his side. He’s now the man who holds all the power, the one who’s manipulated both sisters into his grasp. Justin has become more than just a player in the game; he’s the one who’s won. His confidence is overwhelming, thanks to the jacket, which has given him a supernatural allure.

In this picture, Justin’s arm is around Valery, mirroring what Mansa had done earlier with Elsa. Both sisters are charmed by him, and though they’re smiling, their expressions are far from genuine. Justin, however, stands cold and calculating, his grin showing he’s won. He knows exactly what he’s done. He’s taken both girls from each other and manipulated them into submission. The STA Group jacket has given him the power to control the situation, making both sisters fall for him.

But the truth behind his victory is even darker: Justin didn’t just get the jacket by chance. He killed Isko to take it. The jacket wasn’t just an accessory; it was the key to everything he wanted. With Isko out of the picture, Justin claimed the jacket, and the sisters followed.