Overseas.
When Sophie heard the doctor say that the tendons in her ankles had recovered nearly eighty percent and that, with a little more time, she would be able to dance normally again, she finally broke down in tears of joy.
Even her mentor standing beside her had reddened eyes as she handed Sophie a tissue and gently patted her back.
"It's alright now, Sophie," she said softly. "Congratulations. This is your new beginning."
Yes.
Thinking back to the miserable state she had been in when she first arrived here, it felt like it had happened only yesterday.
At that time, when her mentor saw that Sophie was confined to a wheelchair and could not even walk normally, she had cried uncontrollably. Once they were back overseas, she did everything she could to find the best doctors and enc
