Tears To Grace
Once upon a time in the small village of Koforidua, nestled in the lush hills of Ghana, there lived a young boy named Kwame. Life had always been tough for Kwame. His father passed away when he was just a baby, leaving his mother to care for him and his three siblings. Despite her best efforts, they struggled to make ends meet. Kwame's childhood was marked by hardship. He often went to bed hungry and wore clothes that were threadbare and patched. At school, he was teased by his peers for his tattered appearance and his inability to afford even the basic necessities. Yet, Kwame was determined. He found solace in his books and dreamed of a better future, where he could lift his family out of poverty. As he grew older, Kwame's life took a darker turn. His mother fell ill, and he was forced to leave school to work in the local market, selling goods for a pittance. His employer was a harsh and unforgiving man who subjected Kwame to relentless verbal abuse and physical labor be