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Freya's early years were tough, always trying to be perfect to please her mom. But no matter how hard she tried, she never felt good enough. It all came to a head during a big family argument when she overheard her mom saying she'd never measure up. Those words cut deep, leaving a lasting mark on her. To escape the pain at home, Freya leaned on her pals Felix and Alice, finding comfort in their friendship. She also poured her heart into her drawings and writing, finding a way to express herself. Through this, she discovered her special talent—bringing her creations to life with just a sketch or a few words in her notebook. Even though she found some peace with her friends and her art, the hurt from her mom's words stayed with her. (Note: Freya had to move away from the village the main cast; James and the others, lived in. All this was after they did so.)

During her teenage years, Freya's close-knit circle experienced a significant shakeup with the arrival of a transfer student named Penny. Freya took it upon herself to welcome Penny into their group since she noticed Penny always being alone, initially creating a seemingly harmonious dynamic. However, over time, Freya couldn't help but feel a growing envy towards Penny, who effortlessly attracted attention with minimal effort. Things took a darker turn when Freya heard a troubling rumor that quickly spread throughout the school. Despite her friends Felix and Alice standing by her, the rest of the school started treating Freya differently because of the rumor. It became clear that Penny's presence was affecting Freya's reputation, leaving her feeling isolated. As Freya dealt with the fallout from the rumor, she uncovered a painful truth: Penny, the friend she had welcomed into her circle, was the source of the rumors tarnishing her reputation. Feeling betrayed, Freya questioned why someone she tried to help would turn against her. Investigating further, Freya discovered a similar incident in Penny's past, leading to a realization that added complexity to her predicament. A few days later, tensions boiled over between Freya and Penny, resulting in a physical confrontation in the school corridor. Despite attempts to intervene, irreparable damage was done, leading to both Freya and Penny being transferred to different schools. This marked the end of an era and an uncertain future for both.The fallout from the incident led to a heated argument between Freya and her mother at home. Despite this, Freya remained resilient, pushing aside her mother's words. Fortunately, she found a place at another school, albeit without her friends Felix and Alice. While the new school was peaceful, Freya grappled with loneliness, feeling isolated without her friends.

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