It only got better is a tale to remind that that no matter what, it does get better.
There was once man named Clark woke up in a dark, unfamiliar room, his head throbbing as if he’d been hit. He blinked in confusion, trying to piece together what had happened to get him to where he was. He remembered walking to work just before everything went black. Now, here he was, in a room with three other people.
Clark realized he had been kidnapped, but oddly enough, he wasn’t scared. Life had been tough for him lately, and in a strange way, he felt like he had little left to lose. Yet, his outlook on life was about to change drastically.
As time passed, the four people started talking and sharing their stories. They discovered a common thread: they all felt their lives were falling apart. Most of them, like Clark, felt resigned and would accept death if it came. But one man, unlike the others, desperately wanted to live. He was terrified at the thought of dying.
Suddenly, the room began to close in on them, getting smaller and smaller. The man who wanted to live panicked and ran around, frantically searching for a way out. His desperation and fear moved the others, sparking them into action. Clark and the others, now united by their shared concern, started looking for an escape route.
After some intense searching, they discovered a hidden hatch in the floor. They climbed through it, only to find themselves in another room with even more challenges. They faced obstacle after obstacle, each one testing their resolve. But together, they managed to escape what turned out to be a sprawling mansion filled with traps.
Once they were safely outside, the man who had been so afraid revealed his true identity. He was a millionaire who dedicated his life to helping people who were struggling and feeling hopeless.
His mission was to prevent people from making irreversible decisions, like ending their lives, by showing them that life, despite its difficulties, is precious.
He gave Clark and the others enough money to start anew and reminded them that, no matter how hard things got, there was always hope. Life could be challenging, but with determination and support, they could overcome anything.
Moral: No matter how hard life gets, never give up.
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