I gave the medicine to Jason and left the sanatorium. I called my best friend, Judy.
Judy was my colleague and an IT expert. We'd known each other for eight years and were close.
I gave her access to the smart system and asked her to help me recover my data.
Judy said,"I'll take care of it.”
Then she gave me tea and asked, “How's Jason? Is it still going well?”
I raised my eyebrows at her. "You're gossiping too?"
I pretended nothing happened and said,“Stop gossiping, recover the data, I'll treat you to yoga.”
“No problem!”
Judy answered cheerfully but added, “Emmy, I know you don't like to hear this, but some things really can't be forced. Sometimes you just have to let go.”
Judy was single, but not because she didn't have suitors. She was focused on her career. I used to think sh
