Chapter 60

"What's up?" I asked the person I ordered to look after Mama.

If you ask me, Mama doesn't want to hide. I want her to enjoy her life without me or anyone else burdening her. The case is that they themselves do not want to leave the farm; he himself wants to live there.

"They all left the farm," said the man I was talking to.

I wondered where they were planning to go.

"Follow them," I just said and hung up.

I am here now in the house I built. It's simple for me and Mama; it's not named after me because I know if it's possible for Daddy to chase it.

If he's smart, I'm smarter.

"Cedric, where have you been?" was my line in a text message I sent.

Cedric Aquino was my only friend in college. Cedric is kind and doesn't care about your social status in life. When he wants to be friends with you, We are both like that. Cedric is rich, unlike others who don't want to be friends with me because I don't have money.

We haven'