Lacy was just as happy alone as with company. When she was alone, she was potential; with others she was realized.
Lacy found solace in both solitude and companionship. When she was alone, she felt a sense of potential and opportunity, embracing her individuality and the freedom that comes with self-reflection. This time alone allowed her to explore her thoughts and ambitions, growing in ways that were uniquely personal.
In contrast, when she was in the company of others, Lacy experienced a transformation where her potential was manifested. The interactions and shared moments with others brought her ideas to life, enabling her to connect and engage with the world around her. This duality illustrated her adaptability, revealing how she thrived in both states of being.
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