Ano Ang Strength Mo Sa Trabaho Novels & Stories

sabi niya. Napatahimik naman ako at napaisip. Hindi ko alam kung kakayanin ko na mahiwalay ng matagal sa pangarap ko na trabaho pero kung gusto ni lolo na i-enjoy ang nalalabi niyang mga taon, sino ba ako para hadlangan iyon.

I locked the door once he left and thought about it. There was no other way left for me but to work. And I came here to work. They hired me because they need me and that's my advantage. So that's fine! I won't turn my back from my profession. I will work harder this time and prove these demon's wrong. I will get myself free from this absurd contract. Stefan Donovan, I am not turning my back on the challenge you bait for. I will come stronger than before!!!

"Talk to me. How are you really doing?" "Terrified." "About Vincent?" "About everything." I stirred my latte. "Vincent. Mason. Ethan. I'm scared all the time." "You don't show it." "I'm a good actress." She reached across the table. Took my hand. "Lucy. You're the strongest person I know." "I don't feel strong." "Strength isn't about how you feel. It's about what you do." She squeezed my hand. "You're still getting up every morning. You're still going to work. You're still trying. That's strength."

“Nahihiya kasi ako. Hindi ko alam kung karapat-dapat ba talaga ako sa trabahong iniaalok ninyo. Para kasing..” “Euphemia, Huminahon ka. Hindi ba't sinabi ko na sayo na maganda at kakaiba ang iyong tinig at paraan ng iyong pagkanta? Hindi mo ba nakita kung gaano bumilib at humanga sa iyo ang mga tao noong gabing yun? Magtiwala ka lang sa sarili mo!”

His life here would be all and boring if it is without the people whom he employed around the parameters of his mansion. "Absolutely. I thank nothing but myself for it. I worked hard and my services and products are high quality that normal and kind uplifted companies can't compete nor surpass it. Only my company has had the ability, the agility, and the strength to do so. Nonetheless, I will and always remain on top,"

Nag aalala kong tanong at agad siyang sinuri. "Wala ano ka ba, Ikaw ang inaalala ko. Masakit pa ang katawan mo at kulang ka pa sa pahinga. Baka pwede mo namang pakiusapan yung Boss mo." "Aysus si Nanay, masyadong maalalahanin. Nakalimutan mo na ba na may halong multivitamins ang dugo ko kaya keri lang yan." At saka hindi naman mabigat ang trabaho ko kay Abbi, nangalay lang talaga ang katawan ko dahil nakukulangan sa trabaho iyon yun.

Even so,it was not necessarily easier for those who work with their brains to live than those who labor with physical strength. On the contrary,the former paid more efforts,they usually lived more tired and troubled. Fortunately,I had been familiar with affairs of human life since I was a child and was not afraid of the former.No matter how fearless I was,I had to do many things by myself.No one could do a lot of things for me. How bad my temper was,how good a skill I had.It was well-known that I had a bad temper but I was also known for my stability,accuracy and fierceness in business.

No matter how many times I tried to convince myself, Jessica was telling the truth. I'm weak. No words can be used to deny that I'm powerless. An epic failure. Even though my dad, Gina, Axel, and the druids try to sugarcoat it, the fact remains that I'm weak, but I won't let her win, no matter what. “You're right, Jessica. I might not be physically strong, but I have other strengths that I will bring to the table. Strength isn't just about muscles and lifting stones. It's about resilience, intelligence, and the ability to adapt. And trust me, I have those in abundance.”

He avoided my eyes a lot and kept looking toward Adrian, like he was checking to make sure he wasn't pissing him off. "I did supply work,” he said quietly. “I ran drops, mostly, and I rarely stayed in one place long enough to build any real connections." "What do you think your greatest strength is?" I asked. "I-I don't make mistakes,” he said. “I’m also very good with tech.” That wouldn’t be important, since I was very sure I could out-code this guy if it came down to it. "But what about when you do make a mistake?" I asked as I leaned forward. "What happens then?"

“But now you do?” His shoulders sagged, and though his skin was pale beneath the firelight, he still reached for his cigar as if it gave him strength. “Even the grandest temple will collapse if it rests on a single pillar. A man needs more than power and work to hold him upright. You need balance, Adrian.” I stared into the flames of the fireplace, their restless crackle filling the silence. The words slipped out before I could stop them. “Work is the only constant in my life right now.” The moment I admitted it, I regretted the weakness in my voice.