Gemotions

Sarah, usually invigorated by the vibrant city life, found the bustling streets suffocating. She held the biography, "Sarah: The Unseen Architect," a book detailing her work designing skyscrapers and her solitary private life. The book had been given to her by her boss, who had offered her a promotion.

The book described her professional achievements, but also her quiet existence. Sarah had always preferred to focus on her work. She hadn’t socialized much, and spent her evenings alone.

She stepped into a small café, the aroma of coffee filling the air. She sat at a table by the window, watching the people pass by. A tear rolled down her cheek. The book had exposed her most private moments. She felt a new kind of terror, a terror of being seen. She felt trapped.