Lorn in the Forest is a quixotic and tender tale of love, longing, and the quiet ache of distance. It follows Umar, a young man who abandons his ambitious business pursuits to seek solace in a remote village. There, amidst the stillness of forest and river, he meets Alyanna, a spirited fishwife whose presence stirs something deep within him.

Their connection is instant, raw, and soul-deep. But as fate would have it, duty calls Umar away, forcing him to leave the village and the woman he has come to love. Before parting, he vows to return, not just to see her again, but to ask for her hand in marriage.

Time passes. Both live in the hope of reunion, their hearts tethered across the miles. But when they finally do meet again, they are faced with a world that has changed people, circumstances, and themselves. The love remains, but so do the burdens: distance, duty, and the unseen scars left by time.

Now, under heavier skies and altered fates, Umar and Alyanna must decide if love is enough to overcome the encumbrances that threaten to keep them apart. In a world full of transmutations, the only constant is their promise to face every storm, together.