Crystal Is Lucky

Crystal had always felt like she had no purpose in life. Ever since she was a young child, she struggled with depression and feelings of hopelessness. At the age of seven, she even attempted to take her own life. But after being rushed to the hospital and receiving therapy, Crystal was deemed too young to truly understand the consequences of her actions. That's when she was presented with a no suicide contract. It was a promise that she would never harm herself again.
Years went by and Crystal still struggled with mental health issues. She had moments where she felt like giving up, but the contract always reminded her of the promise she made. Then one day, as she was walking down the street, she saw a music store. A spark of curiosity and excitement ignited within her. She had always loved music, but her parents could never afford to give her lessons. However, as she walked into the store and saw the instruments, she couldn't help but dream.
There, she saw a pink electric guitar, a keyboard, and a drum set. Crystal liked all three, but she knew her parents could only afford lessons for one instrument. She was having a hard time deciding and was feeling very sad. The owner of the music store saw how downhearted Crystal was and went over to talk to her. He introduced himself as Mr. Davis and asked her about her dilemma.
Crystal hesitated at first, not wanting to burden a stranger with her problems. But Mr. Davis was kind and understanding, and she could tell that he genuinely wanted to help. So she opened up and explained her situation. To her surprise, Mr. Davis had a solution. He told Crystal that she could have one free lesson on each instrument and then decide which one she liked best.
Overjoyed with the opportunity, Crystal eagerly accepted. She had always wanted to learn music but never thought it was possible. After her first lesson on the guitar, Crystal was hooked. The sound of the strings and the feeling of the instrument in her hands brought her a sense of peace and joy that she had never felt before. She continued with the lessons and soon became quite skilled. With each strum of the guitar, she could feel her worries and negative thoughts fade away.
Mr. Davis was so impressed with Crystal's progress that he invited her to join the music store band. At first, Crystal was hesitant. She had never played in front of anyone before and was afraid of being judged. But with Mr. Davis' encouragement and the support of her new bandmates, she mustered up the courage to perform.
The day of their first gig arrived, and Crystal was nervous but excited. As she played her guitar alongside her bandmates, she felt alive and free. The crowd cheered and danced, and for the first time in her life, Crystal felt like she belonged somewhere.
From then on, Crystal was no longer the depressed and suicidal girl she once was. Music had given her a sense of purpose and a reason to keep going. She even started helping out at the music store and became good friends with Mr. Davis. Looking back, Crystal knew that she was lucky to have walked into that music store that day. It was a simple but life-changing moment that brought her happiness, fulfillment, and a passion for music that she would carry with her for the rest of her life.
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