The last train.
Irie left her home because she had nothing left after her parents died. She had only a house and some money left. She didn't know what to do, so she sold that house —
"that was once a home
" — and went to the station.
It was late. She was stressed. How would she manage to live? She had some money because she sold the house. It was the last train available. Without thinking, she boarded it.
She was alone. No family. No one to call. No one waiting for her anywhere.
But she had one thing left — her talent. Irie could design dresses beautifully. Since childhood, she used to sketch designs in her notebooks. Her mother used to say, "One day, the whole world will wear your designs, Irie."
That night, on the train, she held her old sketchbook tight to her chest and whispered, "I have lost everything, but I have not lost this.
Author's Note: What do you think Irie will find in Harborlight? Comment your guess! Don't forget to vote ⭐
