Her name is Libitina. She loved him. She lost him. And in trying to find herself, she shattered the only heart that ever held hers. She was never heartless - just nineteen and drowning in wounds she didn't know how to name. She hurt him without meaning to, pushed him away while begging him to stay, broke his trust while promising she'd do better. He carried her through every lie, every silence, every version of her that wasn't ready to love him back. Axel was her safe place... until she became the storm that ruined him. And when he finally walked away, he didn't walk away soft - he became someone she didn't recognize. Someone who spoke to her with knives in his mouth. Someone who wanted her to feel the pain he never deserved. Told through both of their eyes, Libitina is a raw, aching story about a love that tried to survive the damage, a girl who realized too late what she destroyed, and a boy who gave everything until he had nothing left - not even the warmth she once knew. Maybe this is where they end. Or maybe sometimes a heart has to break all the way before it learns how to love again.