Months got dragged along for Kaye. She barely remembered what day it was. All she did was push through each day and survive. She hardly had enough sleep. She even forgot to eat. It was hectic.
With her internship, school projects, and a part-time job, she was completely occupied. Even Mykel was telling her to slow down because she looked like she was rushing things.
But Kaye was happy with her condition. She tried occupying her mind most of the time to use it as a diversion. She didn’t want to relive the bitterness she felt in university. The strategy was effective in her case. She’d always get a feeling of accomplishment every time she survived the day.
Even after she heard Mr. Cain resigned, she didn’t feel any remorse. Truth was, she was glad he finally decided on it. To be
