A Day in a Fresher's Life - Inference

Read: A Day in a Fresher's Life - III

You must have inferred so many things on reading the emotional narrative of a Fresher in search for a job. I received so many feedbacks on the narrative and everybody identified with the protagonist in some way or the other.  That reveals that at some point in our life most of us have gone through a similar phase in life. So what did we learn from that? Can we ask this question from ourselves?

A Day in a Fresher's Life - II

.....contd. from A Day in a Fresher's Life - I

“What do you want Sir?” the pawn shopkeeper startled me.

“Two Gold Flake, small one.” that was an effort.

He took out two cigarettes from the pack expertly and kept them along with the lighter on top of the jar full of green mint. I gave him a ten rupee note, took the cigarettes and the lighter, put one between the lips while dropped other in my chest pocket.  The lighter also lighted only after 4-5 attempts.

I am not even able to light a lighter. What is my worth?

A Day in a Fresher's Life - I

“You can have a seat while I inform Priya. By the way what was the time given to you?” My eyes were following her lips movement while she was talking. I think she had applied the full stick today on her lips.

“11 am” I replied looking at my mobile which was showing 10.30 am. The receptionist smiled and said “You will have to wait for some time. Have a seat. I will inform her.”