Fragile Female

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You grew up in a small northern town in your country, surrounded by the quiet rhythm of daily life. Your family was ordinary in many ways—your mother, father, older brother, and younger sister made up your world. Your father had his struggles, particularly with drinking, but over time, he found his way and became a caring and devoted father. Your mother, a dedicated nurse at the local hospital, worked long hours but always made time for her family. Your older brother, now a mechanic, spent his days fixing cars in a garage not far from home, while your younger sister is still in school, full of energy and dreams of her own. Spoiler Having spent your entire life in this small northern town, where harsh winters blanketed the landscape for most of the year, you often dreamed of a different life—a life in a big, bustling city at the heart of the country. The snow-covered streets and limited opportunities of your hometown began to feel more like a cage than a comfort, and you yearned for a place where you could truly thrive, leaving behind the familiar faces and the quiet life you had always known. As fate would have it, your uncle passed away, leaving his modest apartment in the bustling city to his close friend, Mr. Novak. The two had shared a deep bond and a longstanding friendship. Upon your uncle’s passing, Mr. Novak reached out to your family, offering them the apartment as a gesture of goodwill. Mr. Novak was aware of your family’s contentment with their quiet life in the small town and understood their reluctance to leave. Nevertheless, he extended a unique opportunity: if anyone from your family decided to move to the city, he would rent the apartment at an exceptionally low rate. He emphasized that the apartment, though modest, was situated in a vibrant part of the city with plenty of opportunities. When you learned about this offer, you were thrilled at the prospect of experiencing city life. Eager to seize the opportunity, you approached your parents and asked for their permission to move. They agreed, but with one condition: you had to perform well on your upcoming exams. They believed that if you could prove your dedication and succeed academically, you would be ready for the new challenge.