The Sins We've Carried

They burned our home. They slaughtered our people. Now, we run.

Luiza never believed in miracles. Not when war loomed over her village, not when the first gunshots rang out, and certainly not when she lost the person she loved most. With her younger sister, Helena, by her side, she flees the ashes of her once-peaceful home, navigating a war-torn land where every stranger is a potential enemy, and every act of kindness could be a trap.
As the sisters seek refuge, Luiza carries more than just the weight of survival-she carries guilt, grief, and a faith that wavers with every step. When they find sanctuary in a grand, untouched church, it feels like a cruel joke. How can a God that let their world burn still shine through these stained-glass windows?
But war does not spare even the faithful. And when betrayal comes from the least expected place, Luiza must decide whether to cling to her anger or find strength in the one thing she has left-Helena.
In a world that has stolen everything, how do you hold on to who you are?