A Girl With Her Melancholia
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a deep silence had covered the room. the room consisted of four walls. all she saw were those walls and two pairs of eyes.
Eliza was a young girl suffering from hysteria disorder. All she knew was the medications he had to use all her life and a doctor she had to see every day. Eliza was trying to live her forced life, not knowing that one day her life might change completely.
One day, when she started to question everything, when she knew that everything was completely made up of lies, that her life was someone's puppet and completely a lie, everything would change.
A dark, deep shadow would become a part of her and she would never be able to come back from it.
Could Eliza really take control of her own life?
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