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The Silence of the Heart
Sabie lives with Valentin in an inhospitable place. After years of abuse and prolonged depression, Sabie waits for a divine sign to give her permission to take her husband's life and then her own.
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Sabie lives with Valentin in an inhospitable place. After years of abuse and prolonged depression, Sabie waits for a divine sign to give her permission to take her husband's life and then her own.
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