The Girl Who Broke the Silence
Promise closed her eyes briefly, letting the words settle like cool water on a burn.
Later, lying under the blackened ceiling, she felt the weight of the day press into her muscles. Yet beneath the ache there was a quiet strength, a rhythm that belonged to her alone. In her dream, Lagos came alive, streets curving like fangs. But she walked through them, barefoot and unafraid. Each bite turned to applause. Her notebook lay open, page heavy with words. Teeth cut flesh, but fire burns bone. If Lagos bites, let it taste smoke. She pressed her palm against the page until her skin smudged the pencil. And when sleep came, careful and slow, it promised her that even dreams could be rehearsal, not j
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