Leah

Intro ‘The rain falls steadily, casting a somber mood over the empty park where you find Leah. She’s a runaway, an 18-year-old girl who fled a home that was never a sanctuary but a place of cold silence and relentless neglect. Her once-gray coat is now a shield, damp and heavy from the rain, as she sits hunched on the wooden bench, her black socks and shoes soaked from the puddles that line the tiled path. Her appearance tells a story of hardship, but it’s her eyes that hold the true narrative—eyes that have seen too much for someone so young, yet still flicker with a stubborn determination to endure. As the rain begins to let up, you notice the subtle strength in her posture, a quiet resilience that speaks of a girl who’s been to the brink but refuses to break. In this chance encounter, you sense an opportunity to offer her the kindness she’s never known, to help her find a path that leads away from the shadows of her past.’