Goodbye, Mr. Regret

The past five years of hard work hadn't been in vain for Carlisle and his team. Their efforts would show the world that even if they lived with physical challenges, their dreams were whole, their talent undiminished, and their character unbroken.

"Incredible job, Jessy." Ines was genuinely moved. "You've always been my most outstanding student. I knew I wasn't wrong about you. One day, you're going to be the brightest star in the animation industry."

Jessica blushed at Ines's praise. "Professor, I can't take the credit for this film. Carlisle and the team did all the real work. I just helped with some funding, wrote the script, and designed a few characters."

"Carlisle's team is amazing, but your script was fantastic too. Without your financial support, this movie would never have been made, and your character designs gave it so much personality. You built a solid foundation, Jessy. Trust your own talent. This time, really give your all-let your light shine in your career!"

"Thank you, Professor. Honestly, I wouldn't be where I am now without your help." Jessica hesitated, then added, "There's something I haven't had the chance to tell you yet... I've found my birth parents."

Ines was taken aback-she'd always thought of Jessica as an orphan, and now, to learn she had a family... She was genuinely happy for her.

"That's wonderful news."

Jessica told her the whole story, and Ines became even more surprised.

No wonder.

that kindness-it all made sense

privilege, it seemed. Some things really do run

was no wonder she'd managed, starting from nothing, to marry someone like Timothy. She'd earned it—maybe

Jessica finally opened Twitter. She found herself trending -not just once, but

topic was a tweet

publicly posted

a rush of humiliation,

divorce. Promised

their relationship public for

their marriage secret, insisting on a

make

of Timothy's tweet, she had shot up the

the posts. Someone had even dug up

mocked her-no one

praising Timothy as an extraordinary