The Midnight Garden of Possible Futures
Where Flowers Bloom Into Tomorrow
A secret garden bloomed only at midnight, each flower representing a possible future for someone who entered. A young woman saw a wilted flower with her name on it. Instead of despairing, she watered it, talked to it, and returned every night. Slowly, it began to bloom. Her future changed with it. The garden taught her the truth: possibilities are not fixed—they grow with care.
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