MARRIED 'SINGLES'

CRAZY FRIENDS

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Bela Sharma walked inside the company 'Metro Events,' admiring the sleek and modern atmosphere that reflected its prestigious reputation. The lobby was a symphony of glass and steel, with elegant decor that exuded sophistication. The company’s name stood proudly on the wall, its bold letters a testament to its prominence in the event management industry.

She waited anxiously for her interview, her heart pounding with a mix of excitement and nerves. When the PA called her name, Bela stood up, smoothing down her dress, and walked confidently towards the interview room. As she entered, she saw a young man sitting behind a large mahogany desk. His frameless glasses framed his sharp, black eyes, and he wore a tailored suit that highlighted his handsome features.

"Good morning, Mr. Dhawan," Bela greeted, trying to steady her voice.

Aditya Dhawan looked up from his desk and smiled warmly, noticing her nervousness.

"Good morning, Bela. Please, have a seat," he said, gesturing to the chair opposite him.

Bela sat down, her hands clasped tightly in her lap. Aditya extended his hand for her profile, and she handed it over with a slight tremor in her fingers. He scanned her resume quickly, then looked up at her.

"Tell me about yourself, Bela," Aditya began, his tone encouraging.

"Well, I recently graduated and, although I don't have professional experience in event management, I've always been involved in organizing family functions and community events. I have a keen eye for detail and I learn quickly. I'm passionate about creating memorable experiences and I believe I can bring a fresh perspective to your team," Bela explained, gaining confidence as she spoke.

Aditya nodded thoughtfully. "It's impressive that you've taken initiative in organizing events on your own. Can you give me an example of an event you've managed?"

Bela smiled, recalling one of her favorite memories. "Last year, I organized my cousin's wedding. It was a large event with over 300 guests. I handled everything from coordinating with vendors to managing the guest list and ensuring that everything ran smoothly on the day of the wedding. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and I learned a lot about handling pressure and multitasking."

Aditya leaned back in his chair, clearly impressed. "That's quite an accomplishment, Bela. Event management requires a lot of skills, and it sounds like you have a good foundation. How do you handle unexpected challenges?"

"I believe in staying calm and thinking on my feet. During the wedding, one of the caterers cancelled at the last minute. I quickly contacted another vendor I had on standby and managed to resolve the issue without anyone noticing. It's all about being prepared and adaptable," Bela replied confidently.

Aditya smiled, satisfied with her answers. "You seem to have a natural talent for this field. I have one last question: what motivates you to work in event management?"

Bela paused, choosing her words carefully. "I love the idea of creating unforgettable moments for people. Seeing the joy and satisfaction on their faces when everything comes together perfectly is incredibly rewarding for me. I want to be part of those moments and make a positive impact through my work."

Aditya nodded appreciatively. "Thank you, Bela. That's all I needed to hear. You can relax now."

Bela waited with bated breath as Aditya reviewed her answers. After what felt like an eternity, he finally spoke.

"Congratulations, Bela. You've got the job," Aditya announced, a smile spreading across his face.

Bela's eyes widened in shock. "Really? Thank you so much!" she exclaimed, unable to contain her excitement.