Last day of horror

The last day started just right: "Well, Matty has left because he's got Covid." Amazing news. When I told Seb, he said "Well it least you could take one thing from the training"...
The next news came immediately: "Last night, a man was killed in our office's street." Yet another awesome thing to know. Where was this stupid film crew that shot the new season of CSI:Miami? And could they please change the settings location now?
Honestly, I really couldn't wait to get rid of this awful city.
Thankfully, my wish came true after another couple of hours in which we met the CEOs of our tour operator and finalised the training.
I actually quite enjoyed being in this team of New Hires although we were all so different. But somehow we worked very well as a team and got on nicely. It was sad to say Goodbye to them (just for a couple of days, as we'd meet each other online the next week) but also relieving to finally leave this city. But as we don't have Dunkin Donuts in Göttingen, I first had to get myself (and Seb) some donuts. Tbh I don't really like donuts that much but somehow I really craved these. So I got myself a six-pack of them and got on a completely packed train. Today, above all, Ver.di had to perform a strike so that half of the trains wouldn't work. Therefore, the still driving trains were crammed. Luckily, a colleague of mine had a reserved seat and because of Aluna I could sit next to her. The reason for that was, because actually the seat beside her was taken. But the family with the sweetest boy I've recently met said, they were happy with their two others seats when James, the lil boy, were only allowed to pet Aluna. As she was over her short frightened shaking at the train tracks, I just smiled and allowed it. As much as James squeaked in joy about the dog, he didn't touch her at all. So that was a win-win.
Exchanging lots of information during our pleasant chat, my colleague and I were quite befuddled when the train driver announced Göttingen to be the next stop. I hastily packed all my things and Aluna together, took her on my arm and left the train. I was shocked by the cleanliness of the streets and people all around me. Finally, I was home.
Seb picked me up at the taxi stop and the happiness of Aluna could be measured by the whirling of her tail. It's always so cute when she greets you after some time. It's a delicious sense of unconditional love you get from her. I thought I'd be the one surprising Seb with the donuts, but he surprised me with a kebab as well. We both agreed, that we loved each other on the spot.

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