Superwoman, a 17-year-old superheroine, lived a dual life. She was a high school student by day and a vigilante by night. Her existence was living proof that age was not a barrier to do great things.

Her heart, however, belonged to a 30-year-old married man named Ted. He was charming, kind, and gentle, unlike the villains she usually dealt with. She believed he was her kryptonite.

The two of them had an unusual romance, but it was genuine. They shared longing looks, secret meetings, and stolen kisses, all away from prying eyes.

Superwoman and Ted made a pact to get married by the year's end. The thought of being together without concern was Superwoman's ultimate dream.

One day, Superwoman received a distress call from a dark alley. She had faced greater villains before and didn't think twice before responding.

However, this was not a mere distress call. A trap had been laid for Superwoman by a character named Kidd, who lived on the city's underbelly. He was not someone to be underestimated.

Kidd, surprisingly, was stronger than Superwoman anticipated. He was deceptively powerful and cunning, using his street smarts to his advantage.

Gradually, Kidd began overpowering the young superheroine, cornering her in the alley. She struggled to keep her head in the fight, but Kidd was relentless.

Superwoman found herself being beaten, over and over again. She was losing her strength. Her dreams of a peaceful life with Ted were starting to fade.

Despite her superhero persona, in that moment, Superwoman was terrified. She begged for mercy, hoping Kidd might show her leniency. But he didn't stop.

The beating continued, the pain intensifying with each blow. Superwoman's arms and legs were severely injured. She felt powerless, a feeling she was not familiar with.

Once again, she begged Kidd for mercy, hoping he'd finally stop. But Kidd, consumed by his desire to kill Superwoman, refused to let up.

With a wicked grin on his face, Kidd drew a knife. He lunged at the weakened superheroine, driving the blade into her chest. Her shock was evident in her eyes.

Superwoman could feel her life draining away. The world around her started to blur. She clung onto the hope of being saved, but it seemed unlikely.

In her last moments, Superwoman thought of Ted. She remembered his gentle voice, his loving embrace, their dreams of a future together. It was these thoughts that eased her pain.

But as the minutes slipped by, her strength began to wane. The stab wound was fatal, and she knew there was no saving her now. She had fallen at the hands of Kidd.

Superwoman's last emotions were not of anger or regret but of love for Ted. Remembering his face was the last thought that passed through her mind as life left her body.