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I'd also use C++ strings, but I don't know if you are prohibited to do that or anything. C++ strings have their own memory management, which is ideal.
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I am not prohibited to anything, this thing is for my satisfaction only. I like C++ strings, I use them extensively, but I wanted to create a class that 'simulates' a string, just for the sake of it.
As for the header files, I have already made all these things, and had created separate files, but until my problem was fixed, I thought it would be good to put all those things into one file, for the users in here to read it all-in-one. Thanks for the advice anyway.