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expressing before"I'm not sure I can completely escape from the past. Too many things I keep, too

many things I hid. But... Maybe this time I can try. I've never really tried to change before."

Ameria (full of regret):

Sighing deeply, her gaze is looking forward, no longer just looking down"All this time, I feel that
regret is the end of everything. But maybe... That regret is just the beginning. I want to make

peace with everything that has happened. Not to forget it, but to make it a lesson, and move

forward."

Koktayla (attention):

Holding Ameria's hand gently, her smile full of warmth"That's your first step, Ameria—accept
that we can't change the past, but we can choose what we do from now on. I believe we all have

the opportunity to live a better life."

(The past is a place of reference, not a place of residence.")

Morgan (wise):

His voice was soft, understanding, looking at them all with eyes full of confidence"Regret is part
of human beings. But what sets us apart is what we do with that regret. Do we continue to get

stuck in it, or do we make it a force to move forward. Nothing is perfect, but we can choose to be
better."

Whizki (closed):

His voice was quiet, as if he was talking more to himself, but there was honesty in him"Maybe
I've been hiding behind guilt for too long. Maybe it's time for me to stop running and start

confronting everything. I don't know how, but I'm willing to try."

Ameria (full of regret):

Turning to Whizki, his voice soft but full of confidence, "We don't need to know everything now,
Whizki. The important thing is that we want to try. We've been living in darkness for a long time,

maybe it's time for us to walk towards the light... even though the road is slow."

Koktayla (attention):
The voice is soft, full of support"We can start small. No major changes happen overnight. The

important thing is that we support each other, one step at a time."

Morgan (wise):
His voice is firm but warm"Change begins within ourselves. We don't have to wait for the perfect

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