The Last Laugh

Elias Harris was a king on a stage made of wooden pallets and old bedsheets until the night his father tore it down, branding his dreams an "embarrassment." Driven by a desperate need to be heard, Elias flees his traditional home for the neon lights of Atlanta. But the comedy world is a predator, and without "heart," Elias quickly spirals from a hopeful dreamer into a ghost haunting the city's dark alleys.

Saved by the dying wisdom of a legendary mentor and a decade of scars, Elias finally transforms his tragedy into a comedic revolution. He rises to the pinnacle of fame, but the applause feels hollow while he still carries the weight of a thirteen-year grudge.

The Last Laugh is a story of the distance between bitterness and grace. Guided by Maya, a woman who understands that time is a finite gift, Elias must decide if he will use his voice to punish the people who broke him, or to build a bridge back to the home he left behind. It is a raw, funny, and deeply moving exploration of what it means to turn pain into a legacy.