Love You Forever

Chapter 1 : My Terrible Life

In the heart of the city, Catty, an introverted young woman, found herself trapped in a web of stress and despair. The looming PT3 exams weighed heavily on her mind, adding to the burdens she carried. But her challenges extended far beyond the realm of academics.

At school, Catty endured relentless bullying. Her classmates mocked her for her quiet nature, isolating her from social circles. The so-called friends she thought she had turned out to be mere impostors, feeding off her insecurities and using her as a target for their cruel jokes.

The toxic environment at school spilled over into Catty's home life. Her own mother, unaware of the depths of her daughter's suffering, subjected her to constant mental abuse. Harsh words and unkind remarks became a daily routine, eroding Catty's self-esteem and leaving her feeling like a burden in her own home.

Each day, Catty's teacher seemed determined to exacerbate her struggles. The teacher's cutting remarks and relentless criticism tore through her fragile spirit, amplifying the doubts she already carried. It felt as if her worth as a person was diminished with each passing day.

Yearning for an escape, Catty sought refuge in a café near Pavilion, a haven away from the toxic environments that plagued her. Surrounded by the buzz of conversation and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, she found solace within the comforting embrace of the café's walls. It became her sanctuary, the one place where she felt a semblance of peace amidst the storm.

However, even within the sanctuary of the café, the weight of stress continued to bear down on Catty's fragile shoulders. It seemed as though she was trapped in a never-ending cycle of pain and despair. At her lowest moments, thoughts of suicide whispered in her mind, threatening to engulf her completely.

Yet, amidst the darkness, a flicker of light shone through. Catty thought of her family—the very same people who had unknowingly become the pillars of strength that held her together. The mere thought of the anguish her loved ones would endure if she were to succumb to her despair served as a lifeline, reminding her that she had a reason to keep fighting.

With renewed determination, Catty made a silent vow to herself. She decided to seek help, to break free from the shackles of her struggles. Despite her introverted nature, she mustered the courage to reach out for support, knowing that she couldn't face this battle alone.