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People were walking, talking, and laughing, the rhythm of the city a constant, beautiful song. I felt a sudden, profound sense of gratitude. I hadn't just survived. I had transitioned. I had taken the raw, jagged material of my life and I had, through the slow, agonizing process of living, turned it into something else. I wasn't a fortress anymore. I was a person. And the world was, for the first time, not a threat to be managed, but a place to be inhabited. I pulled my phone out. I scrolled to the contact list, my thumb hovering over the name that I had finally, mercifully, dared to keep.

I wouldn't call it making live since he left me like a piece of trash. "How dear you? I waited for you to come back. Before I met- ......met him". I spat that I didn't realise what I was saying. "And where is his father". What should I say. Shit. Come on Simone you can do this. This is not supposed to happen. Stupid of me to leave my phone here. He shouldn't have found out yet. Before Asa was born I was broken and hurt. After Asa was born I became a strong and independent woman. What I am now.

The future has many possibilities, so how come one isn’t good enough? The last time I got a part-time job, I got kicked out of college. The last time I made friends, they threw me away when I needed them the most. The last time I went to college, the whole year was a disaster. How did life become so hard? Being an adult, just urgg. “Dang. I miss being a kid,” I say to myself. “Who doesn’t?” A voice spoke, Wendy. “How long have you been here?” She hesitates, ”Maybe a minute or two. I heard loud groans and I thought you were injured. I guess I was wrong.”

These jobs provided me with enough money to support myself. After taking the order to table five, I went back to Delora, my colleague at work and the closest person to me in Peru. “Do you want to go out tonight?” I wondered, looking at her. It was the weekend and I felt like dancing. “Where do you want to go?” she asked. “You know me.” I smirked, slanting at her. “Can’t wait till we dance the night away.” She grinned and I high-fived her. So many things had changed. I had changed too. I was no longer the weak girl who got pushed around, abused, rejected, and abandoned. I became stronger, more fierce and I knew how to enjoy every moment. I learned how to throw my past behind and start over.

I became to selfish to reject him. I wore my beautiful, new dress and black heels. I felt confident, but it was a new type of confidence, I was ready to show myself to the world as an author. There was one good thing in all those painful incidents I had experienced before… I had grown, I became more mature, I became stronger than ever. I walked down elegantly, putting a bright smile on my face. Kaisei was already waiting for me. He opened the door and helped me get inside his car.

“If I can’t beat them, I’ll join them. From that point on, beside my study, I started going to the gym, learn how to dress myself, which haircut and grooming suit me better, learnt how to dress well and I tried to improve my social skills.” “After I graduated, I cut Natalie completely off and I started a new path as a brand new person. I easily landed my first job and worked for a few years, gathering money, resources and experience. I built Trident from scratch and grew it on my own." "After going through a lot of shit, I became the Stefan you know today.” He smiled as he looked at her, she could see pride in his eyes.

Ari Things went back to normal in the following days. As I went about my usual work routine, life as an omega became easier. I couldn't help but notice a sudden change within me—my mind and body were slowly adjusting to the demands of my new life. I started making fewer mistakes, resulting in fewer clashes with the omega leader and her minions than before. My body, which used to struggle with tough tasks, was now handling them more easily. Jackie and Igor couldn't contain their happiness, and I felt proud of becoming less of a burden to them.

"However, I want to tell you I'm sincerely sorry for everything I have done. From this day on, I promise to be there for Eloise in ways that I failed to be before. I promise to cherish and protect her, to support her dreams and aspirations, and to be the person she can rely on unconditionally. I want to be the person who brings joy, love, and stability into her life, mending the brokenness that I caused. I understand that promises alone cannot undo the past or erase the pain. But I am committed to making a genuine change and becoming the person she deserves. I will put in the effort, the patience, and the understanding necessary to rebuild her trust and heal the wounds inflicted upon her hea

The scars had healed, leaving behind a stronger and more resilient version of me. The world was full of possibilities, and I was ready to embrace them. I had learned that my happiness wasn't dependent on anyone else but myself. I had the power to create the life I desired, to write my own story. And so, with a renewed sense of purpose, I stepped into the future, ready to embrace the unknown. The journey ahead was filled with adventure, love, and self-discovery. I had emerged from the darkness, and now, I was ready to shine brighter than ever before.

"Someday you'll be in the same position as me, and you'll see that I'll enjoy it to the fullest." I got into the car and waited for him to start it. Hey! I have to thank God that the urge to vomit has decreased a lot, I no longer have to be next to the toilet, maybe the changes have helped too much. I am a new person, one who has a lot of desire to enjoy life.