I know Your Heart: Like the back of my hand

ame like any other day for Evelyn. She woke up at half past

e said to herself. Her morning voice sounded deeper and raspier than usual, which was quite different from her usual voice. Rolling out of bed, Evelyn headed straight to the washro

it was Sunday, there was no rush. After freshening up, Evelyn headed to the kitchen, making sure to prepare her morning drink: lukewarm water with freshly sq

displaying a quarter past six in the morning. After quickly finishing her drink, she proceeds with her morning workout routine. She lays out her yoga mat and begins with pranayama, followed by various yoga asanas and br

droom to take a shower. A refreshing shower is all she needs. She allows the water to work its way to her body. The water helped her in relieving all the passivity from her system and at the same time caressed her skin like a love

g to the grumbling sound of her stomach, she headed towards the kitchen to prepare herself breakfast and a cup of tea. She loved drinking tea, and she fancied it even

the morning news. After finishing breakfast, she checked her phone for notifications and noticed an email from her company. Since it was unusual to receive work-

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on Your Selection for the Sol-Software

s. Eve

s. We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected for the Sol-Software training program sponsored by HX-TCG. This de

obe. The launch will initially be done within our branches at first and thereafter, at the workplaces of our clients from across the globe. Following this training phase, there will be an execution phase, during which you will work at our headquarters for about a yea

two years, where you will provide training to technical staff and assist

with the company for the entire duration. All accommodation and travel expenses will be co

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ter how composed and confident she was in the eyes of others, there was a part of her that never stopped doubting her ability. A

t her doorstep. Her mind plays its gam

his opportunity?'

but think over and over again, even when sh

es not want to let her demon chase away her only opportunity. The demon from her past was telling Evelyn that she was not worthy of it, but Evelyn wanted to save herself from drowning in the depths of her insecurities. At this m

usness all at once, and these emotions coursed through every fibre of her being. She was thrilled and excited because she knew that it was a rare opportunity, a one-time offer t