Fatma Al-Zahraa

'ALL IT TAKES IS SLIT WRISTS, THEN THERE'S NO WAY OUT.'

Roseline hates what has become of herself. She was dumped by her boyfriend, her parents are divorced, she is bullied at school, and her siblings overshadow her. Her existence is pointless, translating into an uncertain, gloomy future.

She wants out. And she thinks she gets it once she realizes that the blood running through her veins is all that links her to the cruel world.

She slits her wrists and all that follows makes her realize that this wasn't the out she was looking for. 

She's petrified when she realizes that she isn't really dead (at least not spiritually, as she likes to think) and is watching the consequences of her action unfold in front of her.

Awful secrets are revealed and masks fall as Roseline fights her way through, asking herself the same question 'every day'- Will I find a way out out of my way out? Or will I be trapped here? Forever?

Sunflower, Please