@kingofreview 15 October 2025 more from that month

Me and my co-trainee (who is my friend) are always partners-in-crime in terms of gossip. Friends always stay strong together if there's hearsay — and WE ALL KNOW THAT. We have just shared dialogues after we ended our shift, since she observed how tensed the workplace is in their department. I can't put it into too much detail, though. Then, we have also talked about the two friends who eventually broke up. I opened that conversation last Tuesday with my friend since the first party (Friend A) shared with me that they had a war. We just interacted on Messenger (maybe she wants to release her frustration). She didn't put too much into detail, and I need to respect that. On the other hand, the other friend (Friend B) had a chat with my friend last Sunday during their TESDA Assessment. Her side is the complete story version of Friend A. In Friend B's story, Friend A is on the worst side, where she cited various scenarios, like she's always wasted or drunk in their dorm. She also said that she became a guarantor on her payables or borrowed money without notice. I can't believe that I have heard both stories, and I don't know who I will believe. My friend also shared the same cents. I just told her that we can't fully trust one side since we don't know the full story. One of my friends' reasons for Friend A's unexpected bad behavior is due to the celebration of her independence. Since she was diagnosed with lymphoma, she is prohibited from doing whatever she wants. Now that she's cancer-free, maybe she's doing it for the sake of experience. But you know, we can't fully rely on one story as we truly know them at all.