Nothing ever last forever
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Two weeks had passed before Luna finally regained some sense of normalcy. After gazing at her phone, she was overwhelmed by the staggering number of missed calls and messages from various people. Among them was her beloved English literature tutor, eagerly awaiting news of her school exam results. Having been out of touch for a fortnight, Mrs. Collins realized that something was amiss and took it upon herself to call Adam to inquire about Luna's well-being. Upon learning the truth about her pupil's troubled state, Mrs. Collins grew increasingly concerned for Luna, whom she held in high esteem for her remarkable precocity. Adam swiftly relayed the call to Luna and urged her to return the tutor's message. Luna took a deep breath and dialed Mrs. Collin's number. The wise woman promptly reassured her distraught student to calm down and stop these obsessive thoughts. "Remember, there is no way out except if it's a coffin," she said. The mentor spoke for half an hour, while Luna remained silent, crying uncontrollably. Yet her words sparked a glimmer of hope and self-belief that had been extinguished in the little girl. As if conducting a session with a psychologist, Mrs. Collins delivered a powerful motivational speech, lifting Luna out of the emotional abyss and emboldening her to focus on the future, leaving all thoughts of death behind. She was the only person who saved her life.
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