Inyzizz

“You’re not a daughter. You’re a disease.”
That’s what her mother said the night she came home crying—with bruises on her body and dreams in her hands.



Mun was born unwanted, unloved by everyone except the people who should have protected her.
In a home filled with poverty, resentment, and silence, she grew up carrying everyone’s hopes… except her own.
No tutors, no warmth, no rest—just grades, guilt, and grief.

She tried to be enough.
Tried to be brilliant, obedient, perfect.
But nothing she did was ever enough.

Now, at 19, with shattered dreams and no place to go, Mun wonders—
Was she born to live, or just to exist?

DISEASE

> "Silence isn't empty. It's full of answers we're too afraid to face."

Days passed like endless waves crashing against a fragile shore.

Mun learned to carry the silence between her family like a heavy stone in her chest.

At school, whispers followed her — rumors, assumptions, half-truths about the girl who never spoke much.

Zara stood by her quietly, the only constant in a sea of cold stares.

One evening, Mun tried to speak to her mother about her plans.

"I need to apply for scholarships," she said, voice steady but soft.

Her mother looked up, eyes sharp. "Dreams don't feed this family. You should focus on helping here."

Mun's hands clenched into fists beneath the table.

But she didn't yell. She didn't cry.

She simply nodded and left the room.

The silence that followed was heavier than any argument.

Chapter 24: The Weight of Silence