Freda, a young girl with big dreams, came from a humble background. Her parents worked tirelessly to provide for their family of five. As the eldest, Freda joined her aging mother as a maid in their master's house to support her family.

Freda knew poverty's pain – worn-out clothes, meager meals, and unfulfilled desires. But the anguish of being a maid was new. She often questioned God, seeking answers for her family's struggles. With no response, she wiped away her tears and persevered.

Freda's mother, a lifelong maid, couldn't stop working; it had become her habit. Freda assisted her, toiling from dawn till dusk, exhausted and heartbroken.

As time passed, Freda's mother grew weaker, collapsing frequently. Freda, though young, became the stronger one, but her strength waned with each passing day.

One day, Freda gazed into the mirror, tears streaming down her face. She vowed to break the cycle of poverty and maidservant life. With determination, she promised herself:

“My dreams will come true. No one in my family will suffer like this again.”