Cathy and Her Fantasy

Cathy was a normal teenager who was full of dreams and a beautiful future. She was always good at studies and morally disciplined. She was always busy doing her work. But Cathy did not have many friends. She used to sit all alone, eat and enjoy her own company. While everyone sat together, Cathy was always busy with herself. 

One fine day, when all the students were out in the ground, Cathy started dancing to a salsa. Surprised by this, Ms. Georgia, her Geography teacher called her. Upon being asked she said that it was just for some relaxation. 

After close observation, the staff came to know that she was present to all the classes, but always was in a different world and always imagining something or the other. 

The next day, an experiment was being taught in the class. Everyone were listening to that when suddenly, Cathy got up from her place and went to the teacher's desk and took the jar in which some chemical was present and splashed it to the board. She took out a brush from her pocket and painted a beautiful painting which stunned everyone there. It was a girl carrying a flower bouquet and walking upon the aisle with her hand held in by her father. It was truly splendid. But no one could understand the reason for her behavior. 

The next day, her parents after talking to the principal, took her to a psychiatrist, where she was diagnosed with Fantasy Prone Personality due to more loneliness and a tendency to remain in the limited and prearranged circle.