A month later, I started a new job in my hometown.I worked on city tourism routes. Every day, I guided visitors through historic streets, museums, and old train stations. I also prepared tour commentary and compiled feedback on the routes.On the day my first route officially launched, I spotted a familiar name on the reservation list.Charlotte.I didn't contact her or cancel her reservation. She'd bought a ticket, so she was just another tourist.…At 9 a.m. on the day of the tour, I handed out headsets and tour booklets at the meeting point.Charlotte was last in line.When it was her turn, she didn't reach for the booklet. "I'm not here to sightsee."I thrust the booklet into her hands. "I'm working right now. Whatever you need to say can wait until the tour is over."With no other choice, she followed the group.Along the way, I explained the history of the old streets, helped elderly visitors adjust their headsets, and arranged rest stops for tourists traveling with c
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