Heaven Knows What

Here's my rephrased version of the section:

In the unforgiving streets of New York City, Harley, a homeless heroin addict, finds himself at a crossroads after being jilted by Ilya (character) for his infidelity. Despite their tumultuous relationship, Harley becomes desperate to win him back and asks the fateful question: what if she were to die? Ilya's callous response only serves to deepen Harley's despair, leading her down a dangerous path. With razor-sharp determination, she purchases blades and, encouraged by Ilya's indifference, inflicts self-harm. The ambulance arrives just in time, whisking Harley away to a psychiatric hospital for treatment.

Upon her release, Harley reconnects with Mike, a small-time drug dealer, and Skully, another acquaintance. However, Skully's unwelcome advances eventually push Harley to distance herself from him. Instead, she finds solace in Mike's company, using his connections to feed her addiction. As tensions simmer beneath the surface, Ilya and Mike engage in a brutal altercation at a local park, with Harley bearing witness to the violence. The aftermath sees Ilya injuring Mike's hand, leading to a rift between the two men.

Meanwhile, Harley's inner turmoil simmers as she confesses her enduring love for Ilya to Mike, ultimately driving him away. One fateful evening, Harley receives a distressing call: Ilya lies comatose at a fast-food joint, victim of a drug overdose. With a mix of desperation and devotion, Harley rushes to his side, reviving him with a passionate reunion. As they prepare to leave for Miami, the seeds of their toxic relationship are sown once more.

However, fate intervenes when Ilya slips off the bus alone, seeking solace in an abandoned house. Tragedy strikes as a candle ignites a fire that engulfs his bed, claiming his life. Harley awakens on the bus to find Ilya's absence, her devastation palpable. She disembarks and returns to New York, finding Mike recounting a tale of violence at a fast-food joint. Harley sits silently among Mike's companions as he shares his story, the weight of her own tragedy hanging heavy in the air.