The Rise of the Urban God

CHAPTER 13

Dustin came home in the afternoon, looking half the man he was in the morning, in terms of happiness.

Without Dustin saying anything, Ulmer understood the situation of the restaurant.

“If this continues for another couple of days, we won’t be able to pay the rent,” Dustin was telling Robin and Ayana. “We’ll be forced to shut down the hotel business.”

Their family was producing lots of vegetables and fruits. Their hotel business was a way for them to use those fruits and vegetables. If they couldn’t do that now, they’d have to sell them from the house itself.

But who would come to their house and buy these things when nobody came to the hotel to eat food?

In the end, they might be forced to throw away the extra vegetables and fruits.

“It seems I might have to become a porter once again,” Dustin was telling Robin.

Ayana heard that from outside and frowned.

She came to her room and wrote a letter.

Ulmer was sitting on the bed right now, and he could somewhat see what she was writing. Her