© Priya Chakraborty
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Early Days
Chapter 2: Trust and Breakage
Chapter 3: Silent Pain
Chapter 4: Searching for Myself
Chapter 5: The Courage to Walk Alone
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Introduction
This book is not the story of a perfect life. It is the story of an ordinary person—someone who has laughed, cried, broken down, and stood up again. The words that are never spoken while walking the path of life, the pains that quietly accumulate inside the heart—this eBook speaks of those very things.
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Chapter 1: The Early Days
Life began in a very simple way. People were all around, yet finding my own place was not easy. With small dreams and little hopes, I learned to move forward. Back then, I did not realize that these ordinary days would one day become the most precious memories.
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Chapter 2: Trust and Breakage
Trusting people was in my nature. Considering others as my own and believing their words came easily to me. But at one point in life, I understood that not everyone is truly yours. Some people only come, teach you something, and then leave. Trust breaks—but that very breakage makes a person stronger.
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Chapter 3: Silent Pain
Not all pain makes a sound. Some pain stays silent—hidden behind smiles, buried in silence. From the outside everything may seem fine, but inside, the heart slowly wears away. This silent pain has changed me the most.
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Chapter 4: Searching for Myself
One day, suddenly, I realized that I was living only for others. Not for myself. That was when I began searching for myself. What do I want, what can I do, where do I want to go—these questions slowly began to find their answers.
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Chapter 5: The Courage to Walk Alone
Learning to walk alone was not easy. There was fear, there was uncertainty. But while walking alone, I began to understand my own strength. Letting go of the hope that everyone would stand by me, life…
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