THE THREE ORPHANS

In the grimy streets of Victorian-era England, three young boys from vastly different backgrounds find themselves united by fate and misfortune at St. Agnes Orphanage. Liam, the eldest at twelve, bears the weight of lost parents and unspoken responsibility. Nine-year-old Ethan, a survivor of tragic violence, carries the scars of his past in silence. And Charlie, ten years old and abandoned at birth, clings to a mysterious locket as his only link to a forgotten history.

Together, these unlikely brothers navigate the harsh realities of orphanage life under the watchful and often cruel eye of Sister Agatha. Days filled with grueling chores, meager meals, and the constant threat of illness or separation forge an unbreakable bond between the three.

As the boys grow older, they begin to dream of a life beyond St. Agnes's imposing walls. Led by Liam's daring spirit, tempered by Ethan's caution, and aided by Charlie's quick wit, they hatch a plan to escape. But in a world that has already taken so much from them, freedom comes at a high price.