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As Abbas stood at the graveside, he felt the weight of his dreams crumbling beneath him. The loss of his mentor, the only person who had believed in him, was a devastating blow. He wondered if he would ever find another chance to pursue his education and make a better life for himself.

But as he gazed out at the stars that night, Abbas remembered the words of his mentor: "Life isn't fair, what is fair is what we make out of life."

In that moment, something shifted inside of him. He realized that he had a choice to make. He could let the circumstances of his life define him, or he could use them as an opportunity to create something new.

With newfound determination, Abbas began to rebuild his life. He started small, taking on odd jobs and saving every penny he could. He eventually earned enough to enroll in a local college, where he excelled in his studies.

Years later, Abbas became a successful businessman and philanthropist, using his wealth and influence to help others achieve their own dreams. And every time he looked up at the stars, he remembered the wise words of his mentor, and the power of making the most of the hand that life had dealt him.

"Life isn't fair, what is fair is what we make out of life." Abbas's story was a testament to the truth of these words, and a reminder that no matter what challenges we face, we always have the power to create our own destiny.