The Silence Of Hope

An indelible catastrophe approaches without anyone's notice, yet it delivers a lingering sense of unease. That very night, Elizabeth (late 12s) jots down discreetly her last words in her diary and abandons the setting of homicide, maybe for good. No single culprit is responsible; the blame for this tragedy is to be placed on Mr Branson (Elizabeth's father).

The startling facts of this seemingly decorous yet genuinely crippled family are unknown; the cause of destruction within the Branson family is somewhat concealed. But with the interference of intense police investigation, will these clandestine triggers of such devastation remain under the wraps or finally come forth from obscurity?

With desperation, Elizabeth, unaware of whether she is being tracked down, runs for her life in the wood, where she has already explored before, but the profundity of nature comes as a riddle to her. Eventually, after an ordeal of 3 days in the dark about the ongoing circumstances, she is found by Deputy Sheriff Williams (late 35s). However, does her rescue signify a permanent relief after all, or something worse is on its way?

Engulfed by claws of hope to return home, her intuitions fail to serve her expectations and where she ends up is a lonely place called Sisters and Brothers of Mercy. There she is held back from an ordinary once again instead of her peers under their parent's wings. But, a tide of homelessness and loneliness does not survive long enough to bring her any lower. She encounters two people on her way, and she welcomes them into her life, whom she calls her 'family' afterwards: Mary (14) and Charles (14). They pick up the remnants of themselves together and grow up side by side with all their dreams on the verge of turning into a reality. Will they succeed to overpower the cruelty of the nuns and priests?