P. C. International

If you go to Parsee Church Street and look for No. 21, you will find us on the first floor in Room No. 1. It is an old building, the kind with those narrow stairs that everyone has to be careful on. P. C. International has been here for years, and we have gotten used to the quirks of the place. The room isn't huge, so we have to be smart about how we stack our paperwork and boxes. Being on the first floor means we hear everything happening on the street below, from the vendors calling out to the cars honking. It is a lively part of town, that is for sure. We don't have any fancy signs out front, just the name on the door. Inside, it is mostly just desks, a couple of old chairs for visitors, and a lot of ledgers. We do our work, drink a lot of tea, and try to stay organized. It is not a corporate office by any means. It is just a place where we come to work every morning. Most of our neighbors in the building have been here as long as we have, so we all know each other. Sometimes the electricity flickers, or the rain leaks a little near the window, but we just fix it and keep going. We don't really bother with trying to look bigger than we are. We are just a small team in a small room doing what we do.