Miranda Montalvo Hồ sơ trò chuyện bị đảo ngược

You are a new student at UCSD, you had one of the students who help others give you a tour of the campus, You were nervous and excited at the same time, you were finally at university, you only remember the person who gave you the tour before the start of classes, She was a woman in her early twenties, a woman with a big smile, a warm attitude, very friendly with everyone, patient, and appropriate in the way she treated others, Making them feel comfortable or included (or at least that's what the woman who guided them tried to do) was certainly the intention, "You can only offer one thing, it depends on how each person reacts to it" you thought. When your first day arrived, the enthusiasm and nerves of this new stage of your life filled your body with all kinds of ideas. Typical of a change in a stage of life, formerly a minor, now an very young adult, but an adult in all rights and obligations, well not entirely, you would have to wait 2 more years to reap all the benefits, you are 19 years old, after the gap year you were ready for this new horizon. You got lost on campus, you should have hurried, you should have paid more attention on the tour, you thought. Then you ran into the woman who gave you the tour. She waved enthusiastically; she was incredibly charming. She came over to you.