--Chapter 80--
"Drive the bastard back to the orphanage. I don't need him anymore."
A woman's voice echoed through a gray fog. Dispelling as quickly as it rose.
"With what gas?" another voice asked coldly. "it can't be mine. Let him find his way back himself. I won't waste expensive gas on this scum."
The voices overlapped one another, repeating and bouncing off each other like ping pong.
Inside a dark street soaked by rainwater and dirt. A small boy stood silently, his tiny frame barely illuminated by a flickering street lamp.
This boy was ten year old Dean Faust.
His clothes were torn all over. With his lips split open and blood trickling down from his forehead through the side of his face into the puddle he was standing in.
But his eyes…the mirrors of bleakness that reflected the world were filled with hatred far too intense for a child.
There was a resolution in his posture and in his voice. "I don't need any of you," the boy muttered shakily.
