Chapter 18

“It seems you enjoyed feeding and taking care of pigs more than chickens,” she said and laughed.

“I did, and it was thanks to Sangeeta,” I said, looking at her waving from behind. Lilian was also happy to hear that I had made a friend.

“You might not work with Sangeeta tomorrow; you know we rotate workers so as to build a working relationship between them. I have worked with almost everyone you see in this place except you,” Lilian said.

“Who am I going to work with tomorrow?” I asked.

“You’ll see,” she answered, handing me over a book to fill in my report, which I carefully did and submitted to her.

I was galloping slowly, and deep down, I was happy. Mainly because I would not be going to work the next day; it was like my holiday. That day, I slept all through like a bag of wood. All my bones felt like they were shattered and needed to rest. I spent my free days sleeping all through and resting on the bed from all the exhaustion; my human part was thor