Me and the CEO

he necessary money. I know it will b

for my little sister's recovery. Wil

l stop me. *** Back in the room, I

lk to me at some point, right? She sm

ell her I will always be here for h

n though she is trying to act strong

is hospital. — I'll always be here for

things. A nurse helps me get her out

stops us for a moment. — Thank you

run my hand gently through her hai

world. I know it will be difcult, but

he table, dividing my gaze between

ront of me. I look at the medical e

e household budget. My parents left

h to cover all our expenses from no

ling in my chest. We can't afford to

as my little sister's medical care co

ons, but nothing seems to work. Even if I continue to cut some expenses, i

dicate myself to it. This was my parents' desire and dream. As I contin

t it is running out and soon we won't have enough to support ourselves. I realize that there is no point in

ty of taking care of Dothy's recovery and his adaptation to a wheelchair.

re her well-being. — So that's it, Ella — I say quietly, as if that would make it easier to convince myself tha

for hours, the next day I woke up very early. The frst step after a quick

ine. I came across a few openings that interested me and started flling out applications. After doing some research into the companies and their

ntact me, which never happened. It's

tter future for both of us. I know it

n’t have enough experience for the role.” And dropping out of college has had a negative effect on me. It's frustrating to hear this over and over again, but I know I have to keep tryi

tion process I participated in. "Unfortunately, we did not select you for the position. We wish you good luck

at the door and see Dothy in her wheelchair appears. — How was the int

now well that it's not That's what she wants." "It didn't go well," I reply, discouraged. "They said th