25 years of faithful service at a high-tech company with "great potential" had left her exhausted. A bitter negotiation had followed, and now on sick leave, Camille was running from guru to guru to make sense of it all.
At first, she had believed it. Passionate about his start-up, Jacques had managed to convince her. There were 10 of them at the beginning, 10 from different backgrounds, 10 united by their common admiration for Jacques, their boss. Very quickly, the 10 became 100, and years later, no longer counting the hours, no longer seeing the light of day, her head down, she lived for her job without ultimately really knowing why.
Convinced she was irreplaceable since she was one of the first to join the ship, the blow came with a force and violence she obviously had not seen coming.
The coveted position was now held by Sonia. A brilliant young woman in her thirties, from nowhere—or rather, from a major CAC 40 company. This attribute had fascinated Jacques enough for him to forget in the blink of an eye his gratitude, his promise, his loyalty.
Camille decides to change. Yes, that was it, she needed change, desperately. She felt she had spent 25 years of her life in a cocoon. It was time for her to spread her wings. But how?
A friend had given her a chromotherapy session with Vannina Vesperini. When all the colors flashed before her eyes, instinctively she chose Turquoise. This color soothed her. Yet she had not often worn it. This color symbolized a new beginning, like a fresh breath that seemed to sweep away her dark thoughts and gently lay a clean, new white veil over her raw little heart. It instantly operated a detoxification of her brain. This color finally filled her with hope.
This revelation was the beginning of her blossoming, her (r)evolution. She was ready to become this beautiful butterfly with turquoise-colored wings.
