Romance Is Not For IT Folks

Erika Pramudia, a dedicated 28-year-old DevOps Engineer, finds herself entangled in the chaos of deadlines and overtime, leaving little room for romance in her life. Her world revolves around codes and servers, and the idea of juggling a romantic relationship alongside her demanding job feels daunting and unnecessary. As she immerses herself in her work, the thought of love only adds to her stress, making her even more reluctant to dive into the complexities of a partnership.

With the pressure of her career weighing heavily on her, Erika often dismisses the concept of love, viewing it as a distraction rather than a source of joy. Her friends and colleagues, however, seem to have different opinions, teasing her about her aversion to dating. As she continues to navigate her professional life, she begins to wonder if perhaps there could be more to life than just work.

Through unexpected encounters and personal revelations, Erika's journey challenges her preconceived notions about relationships. As she gradually opens herself up to the idea of love, she must confront her fears and decide whether she's willing to take the leap into the unknown. The narrative unfolds as a relatable exploration of balancing career ambitions with the potential for romance, leaving readers to ponder the question: can love truly find its way into a life so dedicated to work?