Jace never wanted the spotlight-he just wanted to make art and survive quietly. But when the man who raised him dies, Jace uncovers a truth that shakes everything he believed about blood, family, and belonging. With grief on his skin and stories under his fingertips, he begins to piece himself back together through ink, memory, and unexpected connection.
A story of soft rebellions, slow healing, and the art that stays with us long after the pain.