In a world where friendships were abundant, little Maya had a unique bond that set her apart. She proclaimed proudly, "I am my best friend!" With a vivid imagination and a heart full of curiosity, she ventured through life fearlessly. In solitude, she discovered the joy of her own company. She danced to the rhythm of her laughter, sang songs only her heart could hear, and whispered secrets to the wind. Through ups and downs, Maya learned to be her own cheerleader, offering comfort and encouragement. As she grew, Maya realized that the truest friendship lies within oneself—a lifelong companion ready to embrace every adventure, celebrate every triumph, and offer solace in times of need.
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Mohammad Sufyan Butt
I am a fiction writer whose stories reflect the human experience using genres such as fantasy, horro and imaginations. I am an artist and world is my canvas so I love to use the canvas as much as I can. Enjoy and happy reading....
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