Dreams of an Angel

By Josie Lydy

Kevin was a 29 year old who found himself locked in his fear and deep anxiety. A great deal of emotional stress seized his confidence. It developed into an unhappy life for him. However, two years after obtaining his master’s degree in programming, he got his job. He was working in a company developing software. He got enough money, though he felt his life bland and stagnant. Despite his career as a good programmer, even people pointing out his great skills, he had so much to deal with concerning his struggle to regain his self-confidence. Dreams of an angel may be a consolation but will it solve the problem?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Josie Lydy
• Release date: Mar 1, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370233700

Josie Lydy

Josie Lydy is a independent author, freelance writer. She has been, at various times, an online marketer, a website designer, a freelance blogger, self-publishing eBooks assistant.

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DREAMS OF AN ANGEL

By

Josie Lydy

Table of Contents

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Chapter Thirteen

Chapter One

Though very tired, Kevin could not sleep. He had to prepare for the interview which will be the next day for a job at a software company. He desperately needed some sleep but he was nervous. The interview was important. He had done everything that he could do to be ready for it. He had studied rigorously, gone through the interview preparation sites, followed their tips and studied the company’s policies. He knew all the figures and facts about the software company.

He had been quite excited when he received the interview letter. He took it as a reward for the long hours he had put into his preparation. He felt proud to have been called for an interview with a prestigious San Diego company. After all, he’d been waiting for such an opportunity for years! The interview call came at a time when he was almost losing hope of getting a job. For days, he’d rehearsed in front of the mirror. He studied late at nights to make sure he knew everything he could do to impress the interviewers. Why was he feeling so low? Where was his confidence when he should be raring to go?

Now, he was simply fighting with himself. Kevin finally went to sleep fearing the worst.

The next day, Kevin reached the interview venue in time. He took a moment to glance at the young men and women sitting around him. They seemed to be poised and at peace with themselves. He had a nagging feeling that everyone was watching him and this made him very uncomfortable. He felt unprepared to face the interviewers, despite all hours spent for preparation. He doubted his own abilities. What if I can’t answer any of their questions? he wondered. Wouldn’t that mean the end of his golden opportunity? He couldn’t afford to lose this chance. This was his only option to get out of the financial crisis he faced.

He stood up and went to the washrooms. He saw his reflection in the mirror, which looked back at him mockingly. He was clean shaven with trimmed nails, a nice haircut, formal