A woman who built a fortress around her heart. A man who finds beauty in the broken pieces.

Anna Thorne is a brilliant architect living in a world of polished glass and perfect order. For her, "efficiency is elegance, and sentiment is a flaw in the system". The fortress she's built is designed not just for success, but to hide a painful past and keep the world at arm's length.

Daniel Harris is a gifted sculptor who lives in the beautiful chaos of his studio. Haunted by ghosts of his own and suffering from a creative block, he believes that scars aren't something to hide, but are where a story is told.

When their worlds collide at an art exhibition, Daniel sees a crack in Anna's flawless facade. He doesn’t see weakness, but an opening. "Or maybe," he says softly, "that's where the light gets in".

Those words begin a moving journey where a fragile trust is built and broken , and the ghosts of the past return to claim their due. This is not a story about one person "fixing" another. It is a tender and hopeful story of two broken souls who, instead of trying to erase each other's scars, learn to carry them together.

Where Light Touches Darkness is a testament to the idea that our deepest wounds can become our greatest strengths, and that the truest love is found not in perfection, but where the beautiful, resilient, broken pieces of us meet.