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    After walking for some time, Rachel finally exhaled, feeling a weight lift off her chest.


    Not long afterward, her phone rang. Samira was calling to inform her that Ronald had personally delivered the signed documents to her office. “Alright, I got it,” Rachel acknowledged, realizing that sometimes losing her temper yielded unexpected benefits.


    With the document issue finally resolved, Rachel redirected her focus toward helping Jeffrey secure employment.


    Following the previous job incident and theplicated dynamics between her and Brian, she had given Jeffrey some time away from the job search.


    During this interval, she consulted several experts to develop specialized training tailored to Jeffrey’s particr situation.


    Just yesterday, Eric contacted her to rmend several promisingpanies. Since these rmendations came from a respectedwyer of Eric’s caliber, Rachel trusted they would be reputable establishments. She dedicated herself to researching thesepanies thoroughly and helping Jeffrey prepare effectively, hoping he might seed in the uing interviews.


    That evening, Rachel patiently worked with Jeffrey on various professional skills, fromnguage proficiency to specific workpetencies. By the third practice round, she nodded with satisfaction. “That’s enough for today, Jeffrey. It’s gettingte—you should get some rest. We have several interviews scheduled for tomorrow.”


    “Will you apany me?” Jeffrey asked, a note of vulnerability in his voice.


    Rachel nodded reassuringly. “Of course, I’ll be right there with you.”


    “It’s awesome having you around!” Jeffrey eximed with childlike enthusiasm.


    Rachel affectionately patted his head. “Alright, time for sleep now.”


    The following morning, after they had finished breakfast, Rachel and Jeffrey departed for the first interview. The initialpany was the one that had impressed Rachel most favorably during her research, so she approached the situation with considerable anticipation.


    Before Jeffrey entered the interview room, Rachel gave him an encouraging fist clench—a silent gesture of support. He smiled back warmly. “I’ll do my absolute best.”


    While Jeffrey participated in the interview, Rachel waited outside, her hands tightly sped together. She realized she felt more anxious than if she herself had been the candidate being evaluated.


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    Approximately fifteen minutester, Jeffrey emerged from the room. Rachel quickly approached him, about to inquire about the oue, but stopped herself when she observed his downcast expression. Without exchanging words, she gently took his hand, and they walked out of the building together.


    Once outside, warm sunlight bathed Jeffrey’s face, providing gentle physicalfort. He turned toward Rachel with questioning eyes. “Rachel, why didn’t you ask about the result?”


    “Because I already understand something important—regardless of the oue, you’ve certainly tried your best. Failure isn’t something to fear; it simply means we continue trying until we seed.”


    Jeffrey nodded with newfound determination. “Then shall we proceed to the nextpany?”


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