Chapter 9. Mr. Mattew Spy

Axell grunted in annoyance and chose to sit on the terrace again until the morning.

"Why is Mr. Axell here?" asked Bidin when he came out of the house after dawn.

"It's okay, just getting some fresh air," Axell replied while putting out his cigarette.

"I think you've been here since last night; there are so many cigarette marks," continued Bidin while sitting next to Axell.

"From one o'clock."

"Why sir?"

Axell shook his head, and then both of them fell silent with their own thoughts.

"Sir, can I ask you something?" asked Bidin hesitantly.

"You can."

"Where does your family live?"

Axell let out a long sigh before answering Bidin's question.

"I've lived in an orphanage since I was a child; my parents dumped me in an orphanage in the East," Axell replied dreamily.

"Since what age?"

"Since I was a week old, my mother found me near a garbage can guarded by a dog all night."

"What does that mean?"

"I was thrown out in the middle of the night; there was a dog looking for food."

Axell took a

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