A SYMPATHETIC MOOD [IAAC DAY 41]

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Hello my fellow Hivians, it's a pleasure to write to you knowing you are also alive and living healthy. 😁
I have been indoor all through the day as I don't have class today due to my class being splitted into groups with the main aim of observing The Covid-19 safety precaution, and I have no choice but to abide by it or else I will be left to dance to the beat of my own drum( suspension).
Early this morning as I was trying to put things in order suddenly a call came in when I stretched out my hand to reach for my phone I discovered is was my boss that was calling, so I decided to pick it up cause it looked urgent for him to had called me that early.
We exchanged greetings on phone but he sounded awful I knew something was wrong but over looked it as it was early so I assumed he just woked up.
Then he told me not to come to work today, then I promptly asked why? because Igbo men for me don't play with money, my fellow Nigerians will understand clearly the reason for this statement.
The response he gave me placed me on a sympathetic mood when I realised his mom kicked the bucket and the feeling of losing one's love one.

It's still your very own @rickardoh wishing you a Triumphant month on #iamalivechallenge of @flaxz with @eliydrakes, @petersdowie, @chocolatescorpi,@femcy-willy, @rarej, @jlufer, @gurseerat, @iamraincrystal and many more.

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