Between the cold walls of a refugee camp, Ghufran and her three children struggle to survive after losing their home in an airstrike that burned everything—including little Nihad’s face. Nihad suffered severe burns when their home was hit with incendiary phosphorus, leaving his face disfigured and his life filled with pain. His mother, Ghufran, is alone with no provider, living in a camp, and unable to afford the surgeries and medical creams needed to heal his scars. Drowning in debt just to cover basic needs, she can no longer secure his treatment. Will we leave Nihad to suffer alone, or will we be part of his healing?