Paula was a hard worker, she still is but was too much burdened by the essentials that she had to go through. That is because she had to compulsorily play with her 4 year old little brother because her mother is bedridden with a rare disease. She had to do the washing work, the kitchen work to feed her sibling and her single mother all this while she was just 13 years old.
But surprise surprise, Paula had an amazing sense of self satisfaction through her nicely nurtured creative instincts. She used to be great at knitting and also stitching fashion garments. Besides she was great at playing the piano which she got from her late father who was himself a renowned pianist while he was playing at the city's art gallery. Speaking a bit more on her fashion sense, she used to knit beautiful winter wares and used to gift them to her best friends Harleen and Meera. She also used to stitch trendy lehengas and some innovative designs for her male friends as well. Recently one could easily notice this stark irony that she creates fab dress materials to her community people, (for a living) while she herself cannot afford even a descent collection in her wardrobe. This was the scene a few years ago and now you see some magic working.
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Breaking the glass ceiling
General FictionPrologue ~ This is an original fiction work of mine. Similarities of any sort are purely coincidental. This is narrating a brighter side of small-town adventures by a group of young girls who just completed their early college and also a showcase of...
