The Art of Parental love

The Art of Parental Love
Far away from the city, hours away from anything that resembles normal life, stands a luxurious, modern mansion-large enough to hold six teenagers and their powerful parents. But this isn't a holiday retreat. It's a prison.

Amir. Michael. Ronaldo. Miles. Naomi. Djamila.
Six teens, once familiar strangers, now trapped under one roof "for their safety." Their parents? Famous. Wealthy. Respected. But behind closed doors, they wear the same face: one of control, manipulation, emotional neglect-and sometimes worse.

The mansion is suffocating. Every whisper holds a secret.
There's laughter. Fights. Moments of peace.
Most of them struggle daily with their mind too.
But they aren't trying to survive.
They're trying to live.

Trying to heal with poisoned blood.
Trying to form friendships while battling the voices in their heads.
Trying to love, even if they don't believe they're worthy of it.

They want to believe this is just a phase. That they'll leave and be fine.
But not all of them will make it out.
And the ones who do, won't leave the same.

Because what happens when your biggest enemy is the one who raised you?

What's left of you when your deepest pain... is also your only family?

A story about salt and wounds.
About betrayal that cuts deeper than knives, and love that sometimes looks like fear.
About trying to build a future-when the past is still bleeding.

This isn't a story of escape.
It's a story of endurance.
And in the end...
there will be heartbreak, betrayal-
and death.

The Art of Parental Love
-where love is just another mask.