Your story

Now that you're taken Bruno's company, you decide the next thing to do is to expose his daughter Carmen as the ninja vigilante. You dismiss the board then have Helen call the New York Post to arrange a meeting with the editor, saying you're the new CEO of Riley Industries and you have a story to offer about the former CEO's daughter. With your new status, the editor readily agrees to meet with you, and you go there with your story and pictures of Carmen in action in hand. You don't even say a word as you hand it off, and walk out, knowing for sure that they'll published it.

Indeed, less than an hour later as you're waiting in Bruno's old office, you get a breaking news alert on your phone. They published your story exactly as it was written with the pictures, and pretty soon it's the only thing anyone online or in the streets is talking about.

You tabulating the score in your head. You've taken Bruno's job and company, his plane, and exposed his daughter as a vigilante. It's payback for him taking your job, your family's business, and your money. There's one thing left. He took your mansion, or rather, he got the IRS to take your mansion.

You can't do the same, not having the same connections as Bruno does, so you decide to do something simple. You get Helen to tell you where Bruno's own mansion is, just outside the city, and you teleport there. Then, you make sure nobody's inside, before you light matches and start multiple fires before stepping outside to watch Bruno's home burn. The fire department does come, but since it's outside the city, their response time isn't very good and they're too late. All they can do is watch the house burn with you, before you chuckle and slip away, teleporting back to the motel for a good night's sleep after getting a satisfying ****. You're still not in the mood to enjoy the moment, knowing that Bruno will fight back again, but for now, you can go to sleep with a smile on your face.