Line: "I didn't break, I rebuilt myself."
Micro Fiction: He stood in front of the mirror, scars on his body, but light in his eyes. Every wound, every tear, told a story—not of weakness, but of survival. People say pain breaks a person, but he turned his pain into bricks and rebuilt himself. This line became his identity, the symbol of his battle. "I didn't break, I rebuilt myself."
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