Salvation

What if heaven and hell were never meant to destroy each other... but to claim you?

Lucien Lured is what remains when sin is given a body. The embodiment of Lust, cursed into something neither human nor fully demon, he exists on the edge of collapse-scarred, half-blind, and slowly eroding into the monster he was always told he would become. For ten years, he has searched for the girl who once pulled him back from death with nothing but touch and silence, convinced she is the only thing standing between him and eternal damnation.

But salvation, he learns, is never gentle.

Gabriela returns to an inheritance buried in blood and silence, tied to the forbidden Deraull line and a hospital that exists like a scar on reality itself. Inside its forgotten walls, she uncovers a night erased from her mind-but carved into Lucien's soul so deeply it has become his curse.

He remembers her as salvation. She remembers nothing at all.

And as fragments of the truth return, so does something far more dangerous than memory-desire that should not exist, recognition that feels like fate, and a love that bends the line between divine punishment and damnation.

Because in the end, heaven does not save. Hell does not destroy.

They both claim.

A cursed bloodline. A missing past. And a love that was never meant to survive the truth.