Song:
❤️Ee Mazha Megham
Song by Ramya Nambeessan
Sathya's POV:
Days passed in a blur. I went through the motions, pretending to be okay.
But I wasn't.
Arunima's words echoed in my mind: "You are enough, Sathya. Your love is enough."
I wanted to believe her.
I needed to believe her.
As I lay in bed, staring at the ceiling, I realized:
I had given Sidharth too much power.
He had become my world.
My happiness depended on him.
I was lost without him.
But now, I saw the truth:
He was just a person.
A person who didn't love me back.
It was time to take back control.
Time to focus on myself.
I rose from bed, determination burning within me.
I would heal.
I would move on.
And I would find happiness - without Sidharth.
I started small.
I avoided going outside the class during intervals.
I didn't want to see Sidharth's face.
I deleted all his pictures from my private album.
Erasing the memories, one by one.
It hurt, but I knew it was necessary.
I unfollowed him on social media.
No more stalking.
No more hoping.
No more heartache.
With each step, I felt freer.
I began to rediscover myself.
My passions.
My interests.
My dreams.
I started journaling again.
Writing down my thoughts.
My feelings.
My hopes.
It was cathartic.
As I wrote, I realized:
I was stronger than I thought.
I was braver than I knew.
And I was worthy of love - from myself.
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Arunima's POV:
Sathya's transformation began.
She started smiling again.
Laughing again.
Living again.
I watched with pride, knowing:
My best friend was rising from the ashes.
Stronger.
Wiser.
And more resilient than ever.
But the journey was far from over.
Sathya still had demons to face.
And I would be there to support her.
Every step of the way.
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