of the days, he wasn't resting at the cafe, a means of escaping all his worries at home. He had no bottles o

d from walking into several companies job-hunting, but the charac

ip. Recollecting all he had faced that day, one of gre

f his childhood friends. Tony had grown alongside Romsey

curiously, pretending not

to me just as Tony?" His face showed a

e, it was so obvious that the other people

mentioned to me that you are now a business owner". " I hope you can

at I want to do?" Tony had answered, his voice sounding h

e had to sound formal, his tone chang

d this job", and I'm happy you were a childhood friend and can relate to how close we were back then, "I'm very sure that y

ce at Romsey from his head down to his toes, one would be mistaken to say that he was admiring him, as

re?" " And if I am to know you, what makes you feel your l

mum to be a stripper". Tony's words hit Romsey so har

on't want to open my eyes and see you wait there. As you can see I was busy with my customers. He contin

ayed with and did most of the things with back in the day, he remembers when he helped To

their future, they walk around becoming beggars on the street, causing problems for everyone. Canada s

, it was obvious that those words reminded him of something intensive. He folds his fists, l

you are a failure and I wouldn't want you to rub it on

lked out of his body. His eyes fixed on Tony, then o

room seemed to understa

it's a stage in life that everyone has to

man is got no hope than begging or he gets to learn a trade" another

hear Tony ask the other man, "Do you have a deodorant with you? I think I'll n

to figure out if he was looking bad. His hand

ding low and curious. A reminder pops up on his phone, and he brings

stored up somewhere". He added, smiling gently to wave of

uldn't still believe what he ex

nboard, he read the names on it as though he

e, though". He said as he

are you looking at man? Get off

ing giant strides on the muddy floor. Arriving h