Oliver, she says. You can do this. I watch her walk away. When Delilah talks like that, it's easy to remember why I gave up everything I knew in order to be with her. She believes in me, and if someone believes in you wholeheartedly, you start to believe in yourself as well.
The narrator reflects on a pivotal moment with Delilah, capturing her words of encouragement directed at Oliver. Her confidence in him serves as a powerful motivator, reminding him of the sacrifices he's made to be in her life. Delilah's unwavering belief sparks a sense of self-worth within him.
This interaction exemplifies the impact of support and faith from loved ones. When someone shows genuine belief in our abilities, it can transform our self-perception and inspire us to reach for our potential. The narrator’s admiration for Delilah underscores the importance of having someone who champions our aspirations.
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