‘Tol baka trip mo pasahan ‘to’ sabay send ng link. At sila naman nagbibigay sakin ‘pag may nakita sila.
Bago kami umuwi, the management officially announced the company’s ‘death day’. ‘Di na talaga kayang magsurvive.
Although we’ve been predicted it, still malungkot pa rin, kala ko nga bale wala lang sakin pag tuluyan nang in-announce ang pagsasara, ‘pro di pala.
I had my dinner at McDo Makati Ave. cor. Jupiter, consumed the food in an instant then took my laptop. Libre ang WiFi kaya pwede ako maghanap ng trabaho habang naroon. I checked my emails first, wishing that some company na in-email ko earlier and days before e nagreply na.
But the ‘Inbox’ was unlit and no parenthesis with a number inside, in short walang email. But I’m still happy kasi yung inaamag na folder with her name just below the email’s default folders was glaring with a ‘(1)’ in bold letters. It may sound exaggerated but I felt like pinagaagawan ako ng mga company na pinasahan ko.
While opening her email, thousands of things battling in my head, wala kasi ako idea kung bakit at anong meron.
Forwarded emails? Not likely, ‘di naman mahilig mag-forward yun. Tinotopak lang at gusto akong pagalitan? Hmmm, pwede na rin kesa wala. Wrong send? Pwede na. Blank message or na-hack email account nya, etc.
Her email finally opened and it’s all about her forgotten Multiply account. I quickly hit reply because I’m on battery, baka maubusan pa bago ko masend.
You may think ‘what’s the big deal about her email’, well it’s the very first email I received from her without the abbreviation ‘Re:’ in front of the subject (in fact, there is no subject either). That’s big deal for me.
I told her my failed adventure that day, and how her email helped me somehow. I also told her that I exponentially getting more pathetic ‘pag nagdadrama.
UPDATE
She replied the next day. She would likely to mock me being soon-to-be-jobless and all but instead, she wrote, “makakahanap ka rin ng trabaho.”
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