Every criminal has a beginning. But when does a small mistake become a way of life?
At just ten years old, a young boy discovers that taking what does not belong to him can provide things his family cannot afford.
Growing up in a struggling household, he watches others enjoy opportunities and possessions beyond his reach. What begins as stealing small amounts from family members and friends gradually becomes something much more serious.
As he grows older, his behavior changes, but his excuses remain the same.
He skips school, deceives his parents, ignores warnings, and convinces himself that circumstances justify his actions. Every lie leads to another, and every stolen opportunity pushes him further down a path he never imagined.
Yet behind every wrongdoing is a choice—and behind every choice is a consequence.
As the years pass, the boy's decisions begin shaping not only his future but also the lives of those around him.
Can someone who has spent a lifetime blaming others ever accept responsibility for his actions? Is it possible to escape a pattern of dishonesty before it becomes impossible to turn back?
Enoughy is a compelling work of psychological and crime fiction exploring poverty, temptation, dishonesty, personal responsibility, and the consequences of choices made throughout life.
A person may find a thousand excuses for doing wrong. But eventually, the excuses run out.