When Libby returns to the house, she immediately realizes that something is wrong. Genesis and Terry are already there, and the atmosphere is tense. The moment Genesis sees Libby, her expression changes. Instead of welcoming her, Genesis confronts her with anger and demands that she leave.

Libby is shocked by the hostility. She tries to explain that she has every right to be there, but Genesis refuses to listen. Voices rise throughout the house, turning what should have been a simple conversation into a heated confrontation.

Genesis finally points toward the door and tells Libby that she needs to get out. She insists that the house belongs to her and that Libby has no reason to stay. Her words are sharp, and her frustration only grows when Libby refuses to move.

Terry tries to calm both women down. He knows the situation is getting out of control, and he does not want another argument to turn into something worse. He asks Genesis to stop and give Libby a chance to explain herself.

Libby stands her ground. She reminds Terry and Genesis that she is Terry’s wife and believes she has a right to remain in the home. Her confidence only makes Genesis more furious.

Terry finds himself trapped between the two women. He does not want to hurt Libby or make Genesis even angrier. Eventually, however, Genesis makes it clear that she will not compromise.

With the argument becoming impossible to control, Terry reluctantly follows Genesis’s demand. He repeatedly tries to get Libby to stand up and leave with him. He tells her that they should go inside and talk somewhere else, away from the shouting.

But Libby refuses. She remains emotional and determined not to let Genesis force her out. Terry tries again and again to convince her, but nothing works. Finally, Libby walks out of the house, furious and humiliated.

Once outside, Libby’s anger becomes overwhelming. She remembers everything that happened before, especially the moment when Genesis burned down her home. To Libby, the memory feels like an unforgivable betrayal.

Instead of walking away and letting the argument end, Libby makes a dangerous decision. In the heat of the moment, she grabs a fuel can. Her emotions take over, and she throws it toward the wall before setting the area on fire.

Within moments, smoke begins rising. The situation changes from a family argument into a serious emergency. The flames grow rapidly, forcing everyone inside to react.

Terry is the first to notice the smoke. Genesis follows him outside, and both of them are stunned by what they see. The fire is spreading, and the danger is suddenly real.

Then they notice Libby in the distance, running away from the scene. For a moment, neither of them says a word. Terry looks at Genesis, trying to understand what has just happened. Genesis is equally shocked, but her anger quickly returns when she realizes that Libby may have started the fire.

Terry knows they cannot simply ignore what they have witnessed. Someone could be seriously hurt, and the fire could spread beyond the property. Genesis also realizes that this moment could change everything between them.