As the second year began, he made a conscious effort to reduce his phone addiction and focused more on his tasks. However, conflicts with his friends led him to leave his previous place and rent another room with one of his college friends. Now, he might face more challenges in managing household chores and studying. Additionally, he faced financial problems, prompting him to seek a part-time job. He initially worked as an advisor for Flipkart and later landed a job in commercial planning and development, earning 8000 rupees per month. This step towards self-reliance helped him adapt to his surroundings and become more independent.
During the Holi festival, he visited his home, and his parents, noticing his unkempt appearance, realized he was struggling to manage on his own. After Holi, as he returned to college, there was uncertainty whether he would stay for the whole year. Despite these challenges, he managed to complete his exams and passed the second year with a 64% score, which was insignificant to his father as he only aimed for his son to pass and obtain the degree certificate.
Reflecting on his situation, he realized the importance of self-sufficiency. He took decisive steps to overcome his phone addiction and started preparing for his future. However, he still faced some dependency issues.
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