In yonder quiet hamlet dwelleth a young man, Calem by name, who leadeth a life of modesty, ever balancing faith with heart's sorrow. He doth preside o'er a humble establishment of coffee and tea. Though he findeth contentment in his simplicity, Calem dost battle the specters of bygone love and the cruel rejection of a maiden whom he deemed forever beyond his grasp. His faith in the Almighty doth run deep, yet he doth harbor wariness 'gainst the structures of thou churches, finding solace in his own devout entreaties and penned musings. When Serena, a beguiling and enigmatic maiden, doth intrude upon his life, Calem's fate doth twist in unforeseen manner. Their tale unfoldeth as a rich tapestry of faith, love, and turmoil within, as they traverse the bonds of trust, the whims of destiny, and the quiet presence of God, guiding their every stride.
Mack is adrift, his life shattered six months after a brutal breakup. Struggling with a hollow existence, he drifts through a pharmacy job and returns each night to an empty apartment that echoes his desolation. Each day blurs into the next in a haze of numbness and routine.
"Fray" is a gripping exploration of raw despair and the crushing weight of loneliness. As Mack battles with his own emptiness, the story unravels the stark, codependent spiral of his life, offering an unvarnished look at a man consumed by his past and unable to escape the void that surrounds him.