Silence the unspeakable error

ooking out at her lively neighborhood. Even with people all around, s

. She feared that speaking out would break the fragile peace she had

d. Amaka thought she could handle it. She was wrong. That one word s

er down and reminded her of all the things she hadn't said.

y anything. They only saw the surface, the calm Amaka tried to show. But inside, a sto

from all her unspoken words. They felt a distance, but couldn't figure out what was w

that used to bring her joy began to feel like chains, reminding her of the secrets she kep