Smoke

In an alternate Victorian England, a peculiar phenomenon shapes the lives of its inhabitants, as sin manifests itself in the form of smoke. Those with malevolent hearts are physically marked by billowing clouds that escape their bodies, leaving a clear indication of their moral corruption. This unsettling reality forces society to navigate a world where personal virtue is literally visible, leading to an insidious culture of judgment and fear.

Amidst this oppressive atmosphere, the story delves into the lives of several characters who grapple with their own secrets and desires. As they navigate friendships, societal expectations, and the weight of their own choices, they must confront not only the smoke that betrays them but also the complex nature of good and evil in a society that takes these distinctions to extremes. As tensions rise and the boundaries of morality blur, they discover that the line between right and wrong is far more intricate than it appears.