Between Right And Wrong

Jenny, her younger sister Lily, and their mother Rachel had always shared a love for music. Ever since they were young, they would spend afternoons singing and dancing along to their favorite songs. Their mother had even taught them the basics of piano and guitar.
One sunny Saturday, Rachel decided to take her daughters to the local music store. Jenny was now 13 years old and had been begging for her own instrument for years. Her mother finally agreed, on the condition that Jenny chose one that she would have no trouble playing.
As they stepped into the store, Jenny's eyes lit up at the sight of all the instruments. There were colorful guitars, shiny pianos, and even a section for wind instruments. She felt like a kid in a candy store, but soon that excitement turned into confusion as she tried to decide which instrument would be the right one for her.
Jenny's mother and sister looked on as she tried out different instruments, but none of them seemed to click. She was feeling frustrated and overwhelmed. Sensing her daughter's dilemma, Rachel suggested they take a short break outside.
As they stepped out of the store, Jenny's mind was racing. She had always dreamed of becoming a musician, but with so many options, she didn't know where to start. And then, all of a sudden, she had an impulsive thought. She remembered the bridge near their house and thought about jumping off of it.
Without thinking, she ran towards the bridge, tears streaming down her face. Lily ran after her, shouting her name, but Jenny didn't stop. She was determined to make a rash decision and end it all.
But as she reached the bridge and looked down at the dark water below, a sudden surge of guilt and fear washed over her. She realized that jumping off the bridge was not the answer. It was wrong, and she knew her family would be devastated if she went through with it.
Feeling defeated, she slowly made her way back to the music store. As she entered, she saw her mother and sister standing there, worried and relieved at the same time. They gave her a hug and told her how much they loved her.
Rachel then noticed an acoustic guitar on the wall and suggested that Jenny try it out. As soon as Jenny picked it up and strummed a few chords, she knew it was the one for her. She had always loved the sound of an acoustic guitar, and now she was holding one in her own hands.
Her mother, seeing the smile on her face, asked if she would like to have it. Jenny was overjoyed and said yes. She hugged her mother tightly, feeling grateful for her understanding and love.
From that day on, Jenny spent hours practicing on her new acoustic guitar, and her love for music only grew stronger. She even started performing for her family and friends, and every time she played, her heart overflowed with joy.
Jenny had been at crossroads between right and wrong, between giving up and finding her true passion. And in the end, she made the right choice. She found solace and purpose in music, and her family was there to support her every step of the way. And most importantly, she learned that sometimes, the answer lies within ourselves, and we just have to listen to our heart.
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