The Silent House

The story follows Lucian Denzil, an unconventional barrister who diverges from the typical lifestyle of his peers by choosing to live in more modest accommodations in Geneva Square. His decision is driven by personal motivations tied to financial considerations, hinting at deeper complexities in his character and circumstances. The narrative explores themes of ambition, societal expectations, and the struggles of a man navigating the legal world without the usual support structures.