The Virgin Tears

In the large busy city of Lagos, where survival often overshadows morality, where the real “survival of the fittest begins”. Three young women in their early twenties, share a roof but not purpose. Two was wiling to survive even thou it means following the shortcut and risking it all. They were not partially to be blamed as the society failed them, the people who are meant to protect them tore them apart and broke them emotionally. To them, there was no other option than to hit the street. Hardened by the streets, they survived by selling pleasure for profit, to different faces but the same specie of mankind that broke their hymen. Nevertheless, the third girl, Chidimma is different. Ambitious and principled. She too faced the worst of life, as she was left with a huge responsibility with no one to help as, as she was an orphan. Surrounded by the bad fruits who kept pressuring her to go into the street. But she refuses to follow their path and finally secures a job as a personal secretary, but yet she was mocked as the penny was not enough to cater for her basic needs. Life begins to look up, especially with her teenage sister joining her for a better future. But in a world where trust is fragile and greed speaks louder than loyalty, darkness crippled in under the same roof. What unfolds next is a chilling betrayal that will test the strength of blood and the price of innocence