The Introverted Advantage Novels & Stories

This should mean I was given away, so I want to find my parents, just to know why they did that to me. I grew up as an introverted person. I never go out with friends or clubs at all. I could hardly share my problems with anyone, I didn't see any special person to talk about my problem with. But I got into fights most of the time because of my temper, and I have amazing strength. Perhaps my strength is what God gave me in compensation to what my parents did to me.

Finally, I looked at Lyra and John, who were just standing there with no interest. "Thanks for coming!" "It's our duty!" John responded, and Lyra rolled her eyes; I did not expect much more from her. Julian introduced me to his business partners and clients. I kept my style while speaking with them. Few people complimented my beauty, and Julian felt very proud every time people gave me compliments. My best quality was interacting with people, which I enjoy very much. I am not an introvert like Victoria, but rather a pure extrovert—I LOVE MEETING PEOPLE.

"So, no girlfriends during my six years in there." "That must have been incredibly tough," I responded, lying back down. "Yeah, I suppose. What's even tougher is trying to figure out the outside world. It's probably why I game so much. I don't have to leave the house then," I giggled. "Agreed. That's my favorite part about gaming too," and it was true. As an introvert at heart, I cherished the ability to socialize from the comfort of my own home. "How did you manage to land this job? You're so lucky," Alex exclaimed, a hint of happiness in his voice.