What if truth isn't something you find—but something you unlearn?

Serge Vasquez is a man who has built his life on answers—measured, earned, controlled. But when a chance encounter with a mysterious beggar draws him into
a series of quiet, unraveling conversations, everything he thought he knew begins to fracture. Across eight nights beneath a flickering streetlamp,
Serge is led through the Seven Seals—each one a reflection of human illusions: ambition, fear, grief, justice, and mortality. What begins as a philosophical
Dialogue slowly becomes something far more intimate—a journey inward, into the fault lines of identity, loss, and the quiet hunger for peace.
But the greatest deception lies ahead—the one no logic can defend against.

The Seventh Deception is a lyrical and luminous story that blends theology, psychology, and contemplative storytelling.
Both fable and mirror, it invites readers not toward answers, but toward wonder. For the thinker who feels deeply. For the seeker who isn't afraid
to let go. Sometimes, breaking is the first true step toward becoming whole.