Marred

One night. One predator. One moment that destroyed everything. Samantha was heaven’s songbird. Her voice didn’t just sing—it commanded. Walls trembled. Hearts opened. Raised in the church, forged in worship, she thought she could spot darkness a mile away. But she didn’t see Gerald coming. One night in the Wellington Hotel stole her ministry, shattered her voice, and left her faith in pieces. This wasn’t brokenness. It was annihilation. Uncle Paul has walked with her for two decades. He knows the Potter’s wheel doesn’t just mold—it breaks. It burns. To everyone else, she’s a lost cause. To him, she’s a vessel in the hands of God, being remade through prayer, truth, and relentless accountability. No shortcuts. No excuses. Just grace in the fire. David still clings to the engagement ring. They call him crazy. He calls it faith in the invisible one that leads him. Her foster mother, a Nigerian doctor who’s spent her life putting broken people back together, refuses to give up. She doesn’t see ruin—she sees resurrection. Some wounds are too deep for human hands to heal. Some lives are too shattered for anything less than divine reconstruction. Samantha has a choice: resist the Pot