After the interview, I check our compatibility to see if my friend and I can stay close.
After the interview, I reopen the compatibility reading for my friend and me. Yeonhwa says it isn’t a verdict on my friend, but a way to look at what happened…
Scenes
- I check our compatibility before deciding whether to work with my friend. — After the interview, I reopen the compatibility reading to see if my friend and I can keep getting along.
- I’m worried about losing my friend. — I’m worried money or work could leave hurt feelings between us if we work together. If the reading says something bad, I’m afraid we’ll drift apart before we even begin.
- I heard my friend’s words in the interview, too. — The interviewer asked how we would divide up the work. My friend first explained what they’d done before, and I listened.
- The reading can’t set the terms for working together. — A compatibility reading can’t tell me what my friend really thinks or how working together will turn out. But it can help me see what matters to me.
- I write down one thing that matters to me. — Tonight, I’ll write down one thing I want us to agree on if we work together. Putting what I want to find out into words can make our next conversation a little more specific.
- Let’s look at the friend I saw in the interview, too. — Putting the reading beside the interview moments might change what I want to ask my friend. I’m curious which moment from today stands out most to you.
Stories by Yeonhwa
- Yeonhwa
- My heart feels torn on the way to work
- I was only being kind. Why am I being called a flirt?
- When payday comes, I count who likes whom more.
- The way people spend at work dinners keeps catching my attention.
- I keep thinking about the conversation that ended, every afternoon.
- On my way to work, I heard about a big expense.
- On their birthday morning, you hold back the greeting, afraid your feelings might show.
- I want to choose someone to live with, but I’m just waiting for the tarot reading.