Setting: The story is set in a war-torn country during a time of intense conflict. Cities are in ruins, and the sound of distant explosions serves as a constant reminder of the chaos outside. The social fabric is fraying, with citizens struggling to survive amidst food shortages, propaganda, and fear.

Julien Moreau, a former teenage model, was sexually assaulted by a powerful businessman, a trauma that left him battling shame, isolation, and societal neglect of male victims. Years later, he begins a journey of healing through therapy, the support of a survivor group led by Clara Dupont, and the loyalty of his best friend, Lucas. As Julien confronts his past and works to expose his

Childhood is supposedly an acquired right guaranteed by laws and treaties and condemned by the world, but what can we say about the situation of street children who spend their childhood homeless among the streets a miserable and sad childhood, perhaps the tear of one child is able to tell a lot about the cruelty of their lives and the cruelty of their conditions in a world that does not hear them scream but their voice is not heard.

Setting: The story is set in Suribia, a war-torn country inspired by real-world conflicts like those in Syria and Ukraine. The country has been plunged into violence for over a decade, and the social fabric is unraveling. Neighboring nations, such as Valdoria to the north, Duranta to the south, Ambaria to the east, Volkathia to the west, and Gravonia to the northeast, have all been impacted by the conflict, either through direct involvement, refugee influx, or trade disruptions. The story focuses on the everyday women caught in this chaos, fighting for survival, truth, and the chance to rebuild. Protagonist: Lina Sadiq is a 35-year-old journalist and single mother. Once a successful reporter in Suribia's capital, she became the voice of truth after the war claimed her husband and disrupted the peaceful life she once knew. Now, she is dedicated to documenting the atrocities of the war and revealing the harsh realities that her people face, despite the risks. Her investigative work and unyielding drive to protect her daughter, Yara, make her both a symbol of resistance and a target for the very forces she is trying to expose. ---