Baking Cakes During Campus Life🎂👩‍🎓❤️

After finishing my lectures at the campus, I came to my hostel room panting, with my bag slung over my shoulder. Seeing the pile of assignments on the table, I couldn't even imagine when I'd get them done. But, there was still a small hope in my mind. I had a cake order to complete tonight.

I quickly changed my clothes and went to the kitchen. Two of my friends were already there.

"Oh, cake again today? How do you find time to do these with all your campus work?" one of my friends asked.

"What can I do? It's what I love most, that's why I find the time," I said with a smile.🥰

I quickly started making the cake. The chocolate aroma spread throughout the kitchen. That smell gradually erased my tiredness. While the cake was baking, I also started working on the assignments.

I decorated the cake and finished the assignments by eleven o'clock at night. I was very tired. But, I felt a sense of satisfaction in my heart. I had done what I loved and finished my campus work.

The next morning, I delivered the cake to the person who had ordered it. They were very happy to see the cake. Seeing that happiness made me forget my tiredness.

Campus life is a very busy time. But, it's very important to find time to do what you love. I continue my small cake business because it brings joy to my heart. That joy gives me a lot of strength for my campus work.



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