Mudit Gaur

Working out of the Lawyers Building in Faridabad Sector 12 means there is always someone in a hurry. You see people carrying big stacks of paper and wearing those black coats everywhere. Our spot is at 77 C 184. It isn't the biggest office, but it fits what we need for the day-to-day work Mudit Gaur handles. The hallways are usually echoing with footsteps and the sound of heavy doors closing. Sector 12 is a central part of the city, so finding a parking spot is usually the hardest part of the morning. Once you get inside the building, it feels a bit quieter, though you can still hear the traffic from the main road if the window is cracked open. We’ve been in this specific room for some time now. The furniture is a bit mismatched, and the ceiling fan makes a clicking noise on the high setting. It’s a practical place. We don't have any big signs or bright lights. Most people who come here already know where they are going. The light in the afternoon hits the desk at a weird angle, so we often have to pull the blinds halfway down. It’s just a regular office where we spend our hours among the files and the hum of the city outside. There’s a tea vendor nearby who knows exactly how we like it, which helps on the long days when the sun stays up late. We keep a few extra chairs folded up against the wall just in case more than one person stops by at once, which doesn't happen very often. Usually, it's just one visitor at a time.