Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
November 21,2022
Just like what I planned last month, I already started developing CopeBot, and I learned so many things in the process. I am still working on the user interface of the mobile app, and I haven't started the back end yet.
The entire month of November was very hectic, aside from juggling the mobile app and my studies and church activities. There were times when even though my brain didn't want to stop, my body voluntarily gave up.
That is why if I were to rate the progress of my work in developing the CopeBot mobile app, I'm at 10% only. I think it will take years for me to finish it. I usually work with Mikhael.
There were times he volunteered to help me out with colors; he suggested a green and white combination because green is a color for mental health and white for healthcare. Which I find a brilliant idea.
One time while I was doing it in our university cafeteria, my professor from computer programming was already peeking.
I wouldn't have even noticed it if he didn't have a deep sigh while saying, "Ms. Aebram, I didn't know you were already advanced in studying. What is that CopeBot for, by the way? Are you aware that what you are working on is for fourth-year students?" Of course, I was shocked and wasn't able to answer him immediately.
But when I was able to take back my attention, I told him what happened and why sometimes I felt distracted in class, these past few months.
After he heard my story, he said, "First of all, I'm sending you my deepest condolences, whatever happens in our lives, whether it's death or something unfortunate. Let's never question God, okay? The healing process isn't easy, alright. I was even shocked that you could still manage to go to school after that unfortunate event regarding your friend, and I am sincerely rooting for your app's success. Don't forget about me, okay? Once you already successfully launched it? I'll probably join the beta testing."
Even though I'm in the process of moving on already, I can't help but cry after hearing the words I never knew I needed from my professor. I was having a hard time right at that moment in our university cafeteria, because of pressure and stress, and my professor just came right on time.
That's when I realized that every time we needed someone to help, God would purposely send people to help us out, to uplift us. Thanks be to God for His unspeakable gift.
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Author's Note: try listening to the song above while reading this part, that song is really uplifting. ^^
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