he felt a wave of dizziness wash over her, and her legs started to c

p breath and tried to steady herself. She didn't want to fall, d

ing back to her desk. Her legs were shaky, but she refused to give in

she knew they were talking about her. She felt a surge of embarrassment, but she refused to let it get t

y slept the night before, her mind racing with thoughts of her first day at work

who were all busy typing away on their computers. They seemed so focused, so confident. And Ava realiz

l of her energy into them. And as the day went on, she started to feel a sense of

va's exhaustion caught up with her again. She felt like s

still reeling from the events of the day. She couldn't believe how much she ha

iving room. She sank onto the couch, feeling the weariness of the day wash over her. Her landlord's v

oney she owed, hoping it would appease him for now. She followed up wi

et to be completed, if you don't complete it before the end of the month be ready to park out of

ul soul, he should be thankful

aining money was not enough for her upkeep till the end of the month,

ow to muster up anything more substantial. As she ate, she mindlessly

e feeling of failure, no matter how hard she tried. Her mind was a jumble of negative thoughts, each one

he memory of her mistakes, her embarrassment and frustration still simmering just below the surface. She felt lik

d to her exhaustion, letting her head fall back against the couch cushions as she drifted off into a fitful sleep. Her drea