That New Girl At An IIM

So that day, after having a tub of chocolate ice-cream, she observed everything around her. She observed how people talked to her, what they were thinking, how they reacted to any change in the environment, in all what type of people surrounded her. She wanted to find that one confidant who would make her feel at home. She knew what made her happy here; it was the whole professional package that MBA brought with it. She loved that she was kept busy all through the day and through the night either doing assignments, solving cases, participating in competitions, preparing for events, etc. After all, this was why she was here for. What she managed to do in 24 hours here, used to take at least a week during her under graduation! Of course, she was happy with that. So now, for a perfect life, she just needed to sort out her personal life. But was it really separate here?

When she set out to find that one person, she found that in the course of these two terms (6 months) somehow she had gotten used to this batch of 69 people. She expected to find these people everyday in her small campus. Sure, she had her moments of getting irritated with a lot of them, she surely wasn’t best buddies with most of them, but somehow they had become her comfort zone. In the end, she found that she really didn’t have anything to complain.