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In 1950s Brazil, amid the moral fervor and chaos of a changing city, Sister Malthus-a devout young woman from the countryside-earns the title Santa Malthus among her peers. Revered for her unwavering faith and quiet grace, she has dedicated her life entirely to God. Until the day she meets Hilda Furacão.
Hilda is everything the Church condemns-young, beautiful, scandalous. A runaway from wealth, she works and lives in the red-light district, defying every rule that binds women to their expected roles. To the public, she is sin incarnate. To Malthus, she is confusion, temptation... and something frighteningly human.
When a protest erupts to "banish the demon" from Hilda, fate binds them together. Their gazes lock across a storm of chaos-and from that moment on, neither woman can escape the other's orbit.
As the city's rain-soaked nights unfold, a forbidden connection grows: chance encounters turn to lingering stares, whispered taunts to trembling hands, and faith begins to blur with desire. Malthus wrestles between divine devotion and a passion that threatens to unmake her, while Hilda-provocative, reckless, and heartbreakingly tender-finds herself falling for the one woman she cannot have.
In a world where holiness and sin are divided by a whisper, Hilda Furacão and the Saint explores the fragile line between salvation and surrender, between love that damns-and love that redeems.
(Not 100% accurate to the real story)