Strange obsession with money:

     Hello, loves! It has been four days since my college reopened and so far, it's great! The lecturers are intimidating but as long as we behave, they won't rain hell on us. Infact, I have gained respect for them already, even if we only had one class of theirs. The senior most faculty teaching you is no simple thing. Fingers crossed and I hope that my classmates and I can make it to the next semester. But here's an interesting thing that happened. Many of the students in my class are looking for jobs and some of them even managed to bag one. 

    I am trying to earn through content writing and recently took up a course in AI to expand my skillset. I'm just too afraid that I'll be a vagabond and might not earn as much as I expect. But as soon as my book is over, I hope I won't have this fear. (Thank you very, that one teacher in 12th grade. My fear is dedicated to you). 

    It's hard to work on my novel while going to college, I have to admit. But the days must go on. And until then, we have to go with the flow. 

PS: I know this is a mini-blog but I'm suffering severe cramps and stress-writing seems like the best distraction. 

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