In this timeless classic of decadence and corruption, Dorian Gray, a handsome young man, wishes that his portrait would age while he stays forever young. 

As Dorian's life spirals into excess, the portrait grows older, bearing the scars of his sins and transgressions, while Dorian himself remains untouched by time. What begins as an innocent desire to preserve his appearance soon turns into a terrifying descent into self-destruction, as the portrait becomes a mirror of his increasingly dark and twisted soul.

A dark tale of vanity, morality, and the consequences of living for pleasure alone. Oscar Wilde's masterful prose and sharp wit make this a story that resonates across generations—inviting readers to question: How far would you go to stay young forever?