Belforst

Belfrost once seemed like the perfect Christmas town—snow-wrapped cottages, fairy lights twinkling in the twilight, the warm scent of cinnamon and gingerbread. But for the seventeen-year-old girl who moved here a year ago, this place became not a refuge, but a new cage.

After the death of her younger brother, Ben, the holidays lost their meaning. She still blames herself: "If only I hadn't turned away... If only I hadn't gone for water..." But the ball rolled onto the road, followed by a little boy with a carefree smile...

The family is barely hanging on. The mother is drowning in grief, lashing out at her daughter. The father is trying his best to mend the broken pieces, but the cracks are only growing.

The only thing that warms the fagot are friends:
Saddie is caustic, cynical, with a sharp tongue and dark hair. Her barbs are just a shield to hide her pain. But later, she will turn into a real bitch when Evan comes between her and the fagot.

Josh is a tall, good-natured guy with a gentle smile. They once dated, but even after their breakup, he remained a reliable support. Until he started obsessively trying to get her back.

Ellie is quiet, smart, with an intuition bordering on curse. She knows the legends of Belfrost better than anyone, as her father is the custodian of the town library.
Bobby is sarcastic, chaotic, but loyal. Behind the jokes and cheekiness lies a boy who just wants to be noticed.

And then there were the Creeds – neighbors who told a creepy story about the Turning Road. They say you can find something lost there…

And one day, the fagot's mom changed. She took out Ben's things, smiled, and whispered, "Everything will be fine soon…"

And then she disappeared.

The fagot, her father, and Howard Creed went to that road. There were footprints there… Children's.

But in a snowstorm, the fagot was abandoned. She was freezing until headlights appeared in the pitch darkness. A guy got o

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