The Enlightened Girl
Vivian led precarious lives; the house was made of wood and plastic, with a dirt floor. Day by day, their distressing situation was very unpleasant; their limited education did not give them the opportunity to see ways to improve, and they placed all their hope in the government helping them. Their sad faces reflected a sad existence. They ate little every day, and some days they went without food.
Winter came, and the unbearable cold forced them to be covered with blankets all day. The scarcity of clothing and the cold were terrifying for their lives. So, they searched for some firewood in various places and lit it in a bucket. The smoke was preferable to the cold, but the unimaginable happened: they fell asleep, and the precarious house caught fire. Their bodies were charred, and only the girl survived.
With severe burns, she was left alone in this world. Services took her to provide help and assistance. Being young, she quickly managed to recover, and the experiences and hardships gave her an understanding she never imagined. She began to tell her story, and people couldn't help but cry over such a terrible situation for a little girl.
As she grew up, she saw people helping her, and gradually, she began to pour her soul onto pages filled with pain from a child's perspective. This captivated people, and they turned it into a book called "The Enlightened Girl." This is how she began to earn a lot of money in her youth, finally able to have a house and the valuable things others had. She showed how the worst tragedy, the worst recession, and a lack of education are not obstacles to unleashing a person's genius.
She triumphed and became a renowned writer. She dedicated her life to inspiring lost people to have faith and helping them understand that we all have an inner wealth that, if we learn to bring it out, others will see. Thus, real life and possibilities are limitless. Failure should only be an opportunity to yield fruit from it and not give up, making each day worth living.
