Café e Novos Caminhos
Translated from Coffee and Leads
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Ongoing, First published May 16, 2026

Acompanhamos a jornada de uma mulher em busca de recolocação profissional e de conexões inesperadas. Após um encontro casual com Jim Halpert, ex-funcionário da Dunder Mifflin, uma nova oportunidade de trabalho surge. A narrativa acompanha a preparação ansiosa para uma entrevista, desde a escolha do traje até a elaboração do currículo. A protagonista enfrenta dúvidas e desafios da transição de carreira, enquanto uma dinâmica divertida se desenvolve entre ela e Jim. Uma história sobre esperança, autodescoberta e os desafios de recomeçar.
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