Epigraph
cracked spine, burnt edges
inked with broken memories
scattered thoughts,
unfiltered whispers
shredded, torn
my used-to-be wishes
This story contains themes of: assault, depression, offscreen rape, self-harm, violent death, explicit imagery, extreme violence gore, homophobia, human trafficking, exploitation
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After everything falls apart, Katinka walks away. Away from the camp. Away from the people who almost felt like home. Away from the violence she can’t unsee. All she has left is a single purpose: find her mother, and return to the life they once had. But the world outside is not empty—it is fractured. Small towns cling to survival. Camps form their own rules. And every system demands something in return. When Katinka reaches a fork in the road, she is forced to choose: the path back to safety… or the unknown. Because sometimes going home isn’t as simple as turning around. And sometimes, the things we leave behind don’t stay there.
cracked spine, burnt edges
inked with broken memories
scattered thoughts,
unfiltered whispers
shredded, torn
my used-to-be wishes