GOD LIVES WHERE MONSTERS PRAY

Avni :

"They said I was born from sin. That I carry the filth of my existence. I started to believe that maybe I wasn't cursed... maybe I was the curse. God wasn't silent-He just never intended to speak to a curse."
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Reyansh Rathore :

"They say God tests the strong. But tell me-what lesson lives in the broken body of a child? What divine wisdom do you gain from finding your sister raped and lifeless, her eyes still asking why you weren't there? If this is a test, then the god behind it is a sadist. He's a puppeteer with a taste for suffering. And we're just toys He breaks for fun."

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God? Sometimes they wonder if He was ever there-or just a story whispered to pacify lost children staring into too much dark.

When a seasoned police officer finds a girl in the wreckage of a raid, what should have been a rescue becomes something far more complex. She reminds him of someone he lost. He reminds her of something she never had.

They don't talk much-some bonds are forged in silence.
They don't ask questions-some truths are better left untouched.

He can't meet anyone's eyes-not since the night everything went silent.
She doesn't flinch at pain-only at kindness.

In a world that rewards cruelty and punishes softness,
where justice wears a mask,
and God is just another name for "no one came,"
they find something sacred in the profanity of survival.

This is not a story about miracles.
It's about two souls trapped in the ruins of faith, trying to survive the cold absence of divine mercy.

Welcome to their hell.
Where god is dead, or just cruel.