In life so many things happen so many times for so many reasons, but one thing beats my understanding so many times. We meet people, some of them less important and some turn out to be the most important things that have ever happened to us. trust me even the ones you consider less important have in one way or another taught you something, which something will either grow you, stunt you or be there just as a reminder of that person or the circumstances in which you met them. Either way they have taught you something. Its really a sensitive realization especially for the too much caring for the moment to come when they have to move on; this is my night mare. Imagine you working for a certain organisation, being there for the organisation, using your personal belongings for the good of the organisation, putting your life on hold for the organisation, name it, and then one time unfortunately you get involved in a very compromising situation on behalf of the organisation. You would expect these people to be there for you right?
Once upon a time, there lived a very talented, handsome, hardworking and dedicated young man. He worked for a hospitality company somewhere in Dubai. This man did so much so long for the company that watching him, one would think he owns the franchise. this went on and on for a while; The organisation caught fire, flourished and became one of the most admired businesses in the area; This all happened with the help of the young man, One day, as he was delivering a few merchandise, he was involved in a car accident. Everything since that time changed and because he was working in hospitality, he was not fit enough to work there any more. He was asked to resign. A few months later, someone went asking about the well-being of the young man and like the saying goes, when the going gets tougher, everyone collects their own and moves on. The management told the inquirer that they last heard about the young man the day he left the country. When the inquirer inquired about his well-being regarding the accident, the management told the inquirer that; "uuuhm we think he is well, he should be, why not, we all moved on with our lives...". Well, moving on is such a hideous concept, especially if its done or considered selfishly.
