The Wrath Of Harvey Brooklyn; The Underrated Son In Law

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN

Garcia's depression had reached an unbearable peak. Each day felt like a heavy burden, and she could no longer see a way out. The constant pain and regret consumed her, making her feel trapped in an endless cycle of suffering. Her parents' efforts to help her seemed futile, and she felt herself slipping further into darkness.

One night, as her parents slept, Garcia made a decision. She couldn't continue living this way. She couldn't endure the pain any longer. Quietly, she crept out of bed, careful not to make any noise that might wake her parents. She knew they wouldn't understand, and she didn't want to face their pleas for her to stay.

Slipping on a pair of shoes and grabbing a coat, she silently opened the front door and stepped out into the cool night. The streets were deserted, the silence broken only by the occasional distant sound of traffic.

Garcia walked with the intention of ending it all, her heart pounding in her chest as she made her way toward the bridge that spanned