The rage worked under her cheer. It was always there, whispering to her. But she could control it. She'd controlled it for years. Because she was smart, smarter than all of them.
The protagonist grapples with a simmering anger that lies beneath her cheerful exterior. This hidden rage serves as a constant reminder of her internal struggles, yet she manages to maintain control over it. Her intelligence plays a crucial role in allowing her to mask her true feelings and navigate the complexities of her life.
For years, she has successfully managed this duality, showcasing her resilience and capability. Her awareness of her own emotions empowers her to outsmart those around her, reflecting her understanding that beneath the surface, there is much more at play than what others perceive.
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