Eden's grades suffer as a result from "summary" of The Way I Used to Be by Amber Smith
In the aftermath of the assault, Eden's entire world seemed to crumble around her. The once bright and enthusiastic student found herself struggling to concentrate in class. Her mind was consumed by memories of that horrific night, leaving little room for anything else. As a result, her grades began to slip, a stark contrast to the high achiever she used to be. The once familiar routine of studying and completing assignments became a daunting task for Eden. She found it difficult to focus on her schoolwork, her thoughts constantly drifting back to the traumatic event that had changed her life forever. The once easy A's turned into C's and D's, a visible reflection of the turmoil she was experiencing internally. Her teachers, who had once praised her for her dedication and hard work, now expressed concern over her declining grades. They could see that something was weighing heavily on her mind, but Eden...
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