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wondering to meaning

Hadiya_Nayyar
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What begins as an escape slowly becomes a search for meaning. When I walked away from home, I carried nothing certain with me—no plans, no map, just a restless heart and a need to find my own place in the world. On the road, I met Riley, a girl whose laughter hides her scars, whose paintbrush once told stories she’d forgotten how to share. Together, we stumbled through cities and train rides, winning lottery tickets, sharing one room apartments, facing nights of fear and mornings of hope. Through her, I discovered courage. Through me, she rediscovered dreams. She pushed me to see that my photography was more than a hobby, while I reminded her that her art was worth showing the world. Somewhere between the long walks, the unexpected hugs, the fights, the promises, and the quiet reassurances—we became more than travel companions. But life isn’t a straight road. Family ties, financial struggles, unexpected opportunities, and the distance that sometimes stretches between us test what we’ve built. Still, with every choice and every chapter, one truth remains: this isn’t just a journey through cities—it’s the journey of who we are, who we’re becoming, and the love we’re still learning how to name. Journey of My Life is a story about two souls finding their way, proving that sometimes the greatest destination isn’t a place—it’s a person.
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Chapter 1 - CHAP # 1 : THE BEGINING

"I didn't understand much back then. Just that the world felt big, and I was small, and everything was something to wonder about."

I was born into a quiet home.

Not the kind of quiet that feels peaceful — the kind that feels like something's missing.

My parents loved me in the only ways they knew how — with silence, rules, and the kind of distance that builds walls instead of bridges.

I didn't know then that love could look different.

I thought if I followed the rules, I'd be enough.

So I did — I got good grades, stayed quiet, stayed small.

But I always felt like I was waiting for something.

A sign.

A voice.

A moment that would show me who I was mean to be.