They laughed before she ever spoke. Their cruelty wasn’t casual; it was ritual, precise, designed to hollow her out from the inside. They carved their verdicts into her skin and walked away as if nothing sacred had been broken. Years later, she turned every scar into sound, every tremor into a note that made the world go unnervingly quiet. Fame didn’t save her. It only made the fall more visible, the bottles heavier, the needles shar…
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