The Burning Cold

A young soldier, dispatched to the front, discovers the true war is not waged on the battlefield, but within his own heart. The cold seeps through his greatcoat, yet far more terrifying is the internal frost, slowly burning his soul from the inside. He searches for warmth in memories of home, in scarce letters, in the silent camaraderie of other lost boys. With each passing day, the freeze becomes more unbearable, morphing into a quiet, methodical torture. The line between physical suffering and spiritual emptiness blurs, leaving a single question—what will kill him first: an enemy bullet or this all-consuming cold?