Riga verhalen

sorry

Menceritakan tentang dua pemuda yang sebenarnya saling jatuh cinta, namun ada satu faktor fatal mines komunikasi yang tidak langsung diselesaikan dan menjadi berkepanjangan dari kedua belah keluarga ini. Seperti robekan kertas, bisa sih di satuin tapi bekas robekan nya akan tetap ada, sama kaya mereka, bisa bersatu tapi akan terus berseteru.

Riga, Latvia Talinn, Estonia Vilnius, Lithuania ~A story on my Baltic OCs!~

You cannot fall in love with your rapist. It's impossible. You're suppose to hate that person right? Right? (The story sounds dark but it's not that dark i promise.)

In the slightly tired city of Riga, Latvia, Senior Inspector Gatis Veiss finds himself embroiled in a mysterious case that blurs the lines between past and present. When a construction worker tragically falls from the 22nd floor of a high-rise building, the incident seems like a straightforward accident. But as Gatis digs deeper, he uncovers unsettling clues that hint at something far more sinister. Gatis, a dedicated detective with a complicated personal life, is compelled to investigate the enigmatic circumstances surrounding the fall. His journey leads him through the streets of Riga, and through digital domain. Alongside his investigation, a parallel narrative unfolds, transporting readers to medieval Livonia, where knights and pagans grapple with their own battles and betrayals. "Fallen" masterfully intertwines modern-day detective work with historical intrigue and sci-fi, creating a rich tapestry of suspense, mystery, and personal reflection. As Gatis navigates his way through cryptic symbols, he must confront not only the ghosts of the past but also the complexities of his own life. Dive into a story where every clue matters and the past never stays buried and leaves its mark on present. Join Inspector Veiss as he unravels the threads of a conspiracy that spans centuries, challenging his perceptions of justice, loyalty, and destiny.

Hele, jsem to prostě potřeboval napsat. Asi jsem nenapsal úplně to, co jsem chtěl, ale nad tím nemá smysl si lámat hlavu.