Before prison, Aarav was just a Class 12 boy
with dreams for tomorrow
and a future slowly taking shape.
But one moment of anger changed everything.
His life moved from classrooms to courtrooms,
from making choices to facing consequences.
Inside jail, silence became his first teacher,
loneliness became the second.
Days felt heavy,
and time passed slowly.
Then a computer class started.
Keys clicked, screens lit up,
and hope slowly returned.
One day, during bail verification,
a constable asked, “Do you know computers?”
Aarav said “yes,”
and for the first time since entering jail,
a door opened instead of closing.
For seven months now, he has worked with purpose,
typing not just data, but dignity.
His freedom may still take time,
but his future is no longer stuck.
Because courage is not about never making mistakes,
it is about growing after making them.
Aarav did not choose the sentence he got,
but he is choosing his comeback,
one skill, one lesson, one tomorrow at a time.
