clothefloe
In the ashes of a modern war, where steel outlasts skin and most men forget how to feel, Faith, a tender but resilient Branvecht nurse, refuses to go numb. She grieves every life, holds every hand, and insists on preserving the heart of humanity-no matter how much blood stains her apron. Her fight isn't on the frontlines, but in the quiet defiance of feeling, softness, and hope.
When Eden Lorenz, a captured Drezden soldier, is brought into her infirmary, Faith is told not to trust him. But Eden-flirtatious, worn down, and disillusioned by the nation that raised him to kill-isn't trying to win the war anymore. He's just trying to survive it. Eden begins feeding intel to the Branvecht side in secret, not out of loyalty, but for a chance at something he doesn't think he deserves yet: love, peace, and Faith's belief in him.