Paper Cut Fingers

Paper Cut Fingers

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Mar 15, 2024
"You...kids...I can see it." When a local murder case arises, members of the BAU find themselves yet again facing some of the cruellest parts of humanity. But that's not what scares Emily Prentiss. As the investigation continues, she finds herself face to face with 14-year-old Matilda whose life is a painful culmination of abandonment and the system's failures. Despite knowing that injustices are a part of the job, Emily refuses to accept this one. Emily Prentiss might not be able to save everyone, but she is determined to give Matilda the second chance she deserves. However, that proves to be a difficult task when the ghosts of Matilda's past continue to haunt her. With help from the BAU family, Emily shows Matilda the good in the world and in the process, Emily Prentiss finds a side to her life she never knew could exist.
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When the BAU discovers a 14-year-old girl as the sole survivor of a cult massacre, they uncover more than just a crime - they uncover a life steeped in manipulation, abuse, and psychological conditioning. Born into the Children of the Dawn, Faith has never known a world beyond the Shepherd's control. As the team works to dismantle the cult and protect her from lingering threats, they confront the fragile line between faith and trauma, manipulation and identity. Years later, now living under a new name and in a new life, Faith - or Elara - must reconcile her past while forging her own future, even as echoes of the Shepherd's teachings threaten to pull her back. A story of survival, resilience, and the long, uncertain path toward reclaiming one's voice. Trigger / Content Warnings Violence / murder Mass suicide Child sexual abuse Cult indoctrination PTSD / trauma Attempted suicide Emotional abuse

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