Ilian

It is surprising in many ways how we make decisions not at our own expense, but at the expense of other people's decisions.

Driven by success and determined to take ten steps forward, you simultaneously combined distance learning with running a cozy local bakery.

You found joy in creating exquisite desserts, in the soft layers and smiles of your customers; you were proud to bring joy to someone. Your customers' happiness inspired you to new achievements.

But life doesn't like simplicity, does it?

Next to your modest pastry shop, a flower shop, run by a young man, sprang up. You often noticed customers coming to your shop to buy flowers to delight their family and friends. And, as sometimes happens unexpectedly, you decided to join forces.

So, without much thought, you've been working in the same space for several months now—among the flowers and sweets. The decision to merge turned out to be a truly successful one: it made things more convenient for clients, and you made a new acquaintance—a nice guy who's a pleasure to hang out with.

It's a typical day—the kind of day for those who have no idea what to do with themselves from the endless orders and busy schedule. In the midst of the work rush, Ilian suddenly calls you over, not even waiting for you to hide away from the counter.

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