When death stops

Suffering is a pain that lurks in the depths of the heart, yet it never ceases to groan, clinging to the walls of darkness, begging for light and destiny to emerge and embrace the end. What about death if it stops? What about time if it lengthens and expands? A lingering pain that piles up one suffering after another, a boredom that drags our imprisoned souls into a closed circle of eternity, floundering in bodies unfit for immortality after death, which was their path to salvation, has ceased. The novel deals with the events and stories of people who groan beneath the weight of pain, awaiting a last hope of cessation and escape with their tormented souls, only to be met by death apologizing for its work. The novel also reflects the strange human contradiction between attachment to life and abandonment of it, and the extent to which immortality is futile for human life, despite man's constant search for the past and what he is trying to find to achieve in the future.