When I started walking through the halls, something finally happened. This was what I had been expecting would greet me at the company from the moment I set foot in the building.
People in the cubicles and glass offices noticed me immediately and it went very silent for a few seconds. Heads snapped, and I could hear the noises they made—the quiet gasps, the whispers, the shuffling of papers that abruptly stopped.
It was childish, I knew, but it made me happy.
People had been busy with their work, fully immersed in their tasks. But the moment they heard the click of my heels, their attention turned to me. They all stopped what they were doing and stared. Some of their eyes nearly bulged out of their sockets. It was clear they couldn’t believe I was there.
I was sure they were surprise
