It has been believed that when a woman experiences any form of trauma - whether psychologically or physically, it is important to find the "good" in it so that you are able to learn from it and grow stronger as a woman. This is what happened to Kai - now in a space of healing and serenity after being sexually abused by her uncle Bryan. Kai did the one thing she felt was important for herself as a woman; forgiveness - forgive her uncle for abusing her and her aunt Namu for knowing about the sexual abuse and remaining silent about it. Years seemingly begin to progress, and now completing her Masters, she meets Bakura and falls in love with him however; it is through the act of loving someone that dark emotions begin to surface - emotions of revenge and hatred. The idea of Bryan and Namu being able to sleep peacefully every night knowing the psychological and physical trauma Kai has had to endure infuriates Kai. The notion of forgiveness from her own perspective ceases and now becomes focused of finding a creative yet sadistic way of revenge - she gets into an incessant and sexual relationship with Bryan and plans the brutal murder she has always desired.