I'm Broken

Abby Cordgy has never truly belonged in Whinequil, the tiny town where dreams go to die. Ever since her mother's tragic passing, home has felt more like a prison-one ruled by a father who drowns his grief in alcohol and cruelty. Every night, he reminds Abby that it should have been her instead, that she's nothing but a burden, a mistake. The words tear into her like knives, leaving wounds that never quite heal.

But Abby refuses to let his hatred define her. Deep in her heart, she holds onto a dream bigger than Whinequil, bigger than the pain-becoming the first Black K-pop idol from her town. Music has always been her escape, the one place where she can be more than her father's insults, more than the shadows of her past.

With every rejection, every setback, the voice in her head whispers that maybe he's right-maybe she'll never make it. But when a once-in-a-lifetime audition opens a door to Seoul, Abby has to decide: will she let her father's words break her, or will she rise above them and prove that she was always meant to shine?

A gripping and emotional story of resilience, I'm Broken is a testament to the power of dreams, the strength to defy expectations, and the courage it takes to find your own voice-no matter who tries to silence you.