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All John really wants to do is go home and drink strong coffee, then watch the stock market rise and fall and ponder his fate.
but the truth is, he can't drink good coffee.
there is no regular water to drink or food to satisfy hunger.
the only way to get over your hunger is to get yourself a drink.
the stupid and foolish words of the seagull worried John so much that he had no choice but to kneel down, kneel on the ground, and straighten himself.
well, I want to hear the reason, not just the nonsense.
Under the attack of the demons of hunger and fatigue, and the rejection of all discipline and self-discipline, John spoke harshly but frankly.
Sigeth answered with a strange grin, then looked at John mockingly and ignorantly. As if mocking him, he was in hell, but there were some bad thoughts.
You don't know anything, you don't understand what happened in this city or this island, you don't understand what you will see in the future. because if I had known now I would have opened my eyes. his eyes were blinded and his ears pierced.
you too
John was shocked and angry.
but Sziget did not stop.
he closed his eyes like a frog, raised his cold hands, and said:
I know better than anyone what happened, and the reason you are like this is because I saw it once, and I understand the darkness and pain.
John Siges saw no logic in his words and believed that if he continued to think like
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