Jaypee Residency, Manor, Mussorie

Our office is tucked away on the first floor over in Sector 11. If you know the B5 block in Rohini, you probably know the area. It’s house 399, and it feels more like a home than a big office building. We’ve got a few desks pushed together and some filing cabinets that are getting a bit too full lately. The stairs up to the first floor are a little narrow, so we usually tell people to watch their step. Being in Rohini means we see the same faces every day, mostly neighbors or people heading to the market. It gets a bit dusty around here in the summer, but the ceiling fans keep us cool enough. We spend a lot of time on the phone or looking at the computer screens. There is always a stack of papers somewhere that needs sorting. We don't have any fancy decorations on the walls, just some calendars and a few notes taped up so we don't forget things. It’s a basic setup but it works for what we need to do. Sometimes the power goes out for an hour, and we just sit and talk until it comes back on. It is a very normal way to spend the day. We are just local people working in a local spot. Not much more to say about it than that. We just show up and do the work. It’s a simple living and it keeps us busy enough for now.