Paper Children

Phoebe Harkness finds herself navigating a desolate world, one ravaged by a relentless disease that has devastated humanity. As a determined scientist, her days are consumed with the pursuit of a cure, tirelessly working in the remnants of a once-thriving society. However, the pressure to succeed is immense, with every failure weighing heavily on her heart.

In this bleak landscape, Phoebe's struggles are not solely scientific; she grapples with the emotional burden of loss and the hope of redemption. With the people she cares for hanging in the balance, she must balance her quest for answers with the ongoing fight for survival. Each step forward is fraught with danger, forcing her to confront the moral complexities of her actions.

Surrounded by uncertainty, Phoebe learns the true meaning of resilience and the lengths to which she will go for her mission. As she delves deeper into her research, she uncovers not only secrets about the disease but also profound truths about human connection and sacrifice.