it's one of wendy's afternoons that she's waiting for her best friend's update regarding the job position she is seeking at her current company. wendy has been jobless for the past eight months after she terminates the contract with her former employer, which she quote as "one of the worst and disgusting companies." other people might say she's just overreacting or she's just trying to make false accusations regarding the company. However, she knows more than that, and she's not stupid enough to still stay there after what had happened to her.
money is necessary, but her dignity and pride as a person is her top priority. being scolded once, twice, and even for hundred times is okay, but harassing your employees physically is not a fucking okay, and experiencing that is a nightmare, a trauma that she will never be able to cope up.
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looking for a job shouldn't be hard like this; with her credentials, graduating as a cum laude in Business Administration, every company would be willing to hire her, but bearing a child hinders most of that. seulgi was her only hope right now, her only source, a connection that she trusts that would help her provide the necessities she needed because of her child.
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her child, she didn't even know who the guy she slept with on that night where all of this started, bearing a child that she never expected in anyways was hard, problems after problems after problems arise that she nearly loses herself, in frustration, in desperation, the exhaustion that nearly causes her death and the death within her, she nearly gives up, but light found her when she first saw the ultrasound of the baby, her baby is. she found a new light to keep going and pursue what should be her future in the first place.
she hears her cry beside her; she shushes her with her softest and warmest tone that her baby could only want. she sings her lullabies every night that calms not just her baby but even herself, letting her thoughts drift and flows freely. it's been a roller coaster ride for the two of them, but she's still thankful despite everything. She seems to be growing up healthily and beautifully.
"mama.. mama," a call of her daughter makes her shift her mind quickly back to her daughter, who's crawling to her; she smiles.
"aww, does my baby misses mama already?" wendy pick up her daughter who's about one and a half year old,
