Chapter 47
I can’t get over how embarrassing this is. The trip from Ryan’s town to Baguio took a couple of hours. The breakfast that I ate had already dissolved in my stomach. And the worst of them all is the timing of my own stomach to announce that he was already empty. I am now sitting at one of the tables in a food court not far from the station. In front of me was the woman who had been robbed earlier. I was avoiding her eyes while eating. Though I was grateful for the food, I couldn’t help but get reminded of the embarrassing moment of her hearing my stomach rumble. “I really can’t thank you enough. If it weren't for you, I wouldn’t be able to get this bag,” she said, still with that sincere smile on her face. She looked as if I had done a very big favor to her. “As I told you earlier, I di
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