Scene 5: The Realization No One Wanted to Admit One evening, after a long day, the four of them sat on the clinic steps. “We wanted to heal youth,” Farah said. “But what we are actually doing is healing adulthood.” “Our children are not broken,” Meera said. “They are reacting normally to an abnormal environment.” Aarav saw reels being reshared by people he once dismissed. A gym influencer fed his grandmother with his own hands. Caption: “Love while life is.” “It’s spreading,” Aarav whispered. Shukla Master looked up at the Neem leaves. “Truth spreads quietly,” he said. “But when it spreads, it spreads like roots—under everything.” Kabir’s phone buzzed. A message from his mother: “Beta, your aunt watched your video. She wants to visit her brother after ten years. She said she will not wait for his funeral.” Kabir closed his eyes. That was the wave. Not views. Not virality. A decision to stop postponing.