Chapter: 42
He was an orphan and didn�t have anything to his name. That was why there were a lot of people who showed the poor Kim Rok Soo a lot of sympathy.
�Is there a reason to show sympathy for the needy?�
That was something he heard all the time when he was younger.
�Young beggar.�
�Poor orphan.�
�You don�t need a reason to show sympathy.�
There was a time he just took that at face value, but he started to understand the real meaning of it as he got older.
There wasn�t a logical reason for the things your heart draws you to do. You didn�t need a reason.
�So annoying.�
Cale hated to see young children being hurt. However, he didn�t have any thoughts about nursing the young girl nor thoughts of consoling her. He frowned toward the young girl who was limping toward him and the young boy next to her as he answered them.
�I won�t die.�
The siblings finally stopped following him once he said that. Cale was unhappy at the thought that he did something he hated the most. He hated people who got involved in other people�s business without being asked, but he had done just that by giving the young girl the medicinal herbs.
Oooooooooooong.
-More, give me more.
�Yes. Eat it all.�
Cale dumped the whole bag into the man-eating tree without caring about how it landed. He was not afraid. The bread instantly disappeared into the darkness that was now too light to be called darkness. Cale could now see a new grey light. However, it would only seem grey to him.
�I guess it is paying off for the money I spent.�
Cale poured the other bag of bread into the hole as he headed back home. He didn�t see the siblings anymore, but that was better for Cale.
However, he saw the two struggling cats on his way back home and flinched.
�It�s the cats from yesterday. They shouldn�t remember me, right?�
Silver fur and golden eyes, dark red fur and golden eyes. The two cats did not even meow as they stared at Cale. Cale did not want to cause a scene, and just looked away as he headed back home.
He then heard something from his father that almost made him faint.
�� Could you please say that one more time.�
�Yes. Cale.� JrNovels.com
�Is there a reason to show sympathy for the needy?�
That was something he heard all the time when he was younger.
�Young beggar.�
�Poor orphan.�
�You don�t need a reason to show sympathy.�
There was a time he just took that at face value, but he started to understand the real meaning of it as he got older.
There wasn�t a logical reason for the things your heart draws you to do. You didn�t need a reason.
�So annoying.�
Cale hated to see young children being hurt. However, he didn�t have any thoughts about nursing the young girl nor thoughts of consoling her. He frowned toward the young girl who was limping toward him and the young boy next to her as he answered them.
�I won�t die.�
The siblings finally stopped following him once he said that. Cale was unhappy at the thought that he did something he hated the most. He hated people who got involved in other people�s business without being asked, but he had done just that by giving the young girl the medicinal herbs.
Oooooooooooong.
-More, give me more.
�Yes. Eat it all.�
Cale dumped the whole bag into the man-eating tree without caring about how it landed. He was not afraid. The bread instantly disappeared into the darkness that was now too light to be called darkness. Cale could now see a new grey light. However, it would only seem grey to him.
�I guess it is paying off for the money I spent.�
Cale poured the other bag of bread into the hole as he headed back home. He didn�t see the siblings anymore, but that was better for Cale.
However, he saw the two struggling cats on his way back home and flinched.
�It�s the cats from yesterday. They shouldn�t remember me, right?�
Silver fur and golden eyes, dark red fur and golden eyes. The two cats did not even meow as they stared at Cale. Cale did not want to cause a scene, and just looked away as he headed back home.
He then heard something from his father that almost made him faint.
�� Could you please say that one more time.�
�Yes. Cale.� JrNovels.com
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