Vione thought that her unhappiness and suffering were enough. Despite the happiness she received from her adoptive parents and those who cared for her, there was still considerable sadness, mostly from those who often used her shortcomings as an object of ridicule. Still, she tried not to be sad as much as possible. After all, that's life. Happiness and sadness are always meant to be together, inseparable.
The challenging journey of life had shaped Vione's heart. She was no longer easily hurt. She had gotten used to it. More wisely, she focused on those who loved her rather than those who hurt her. But she forgot that there is always an exception to everything.
That exception was called Usher. But Vione had her defense. In the past, Usher belonged to the category of people who loved her.
