Chapter 34: An Old Stigma Part II
The city hummed with a relentless energy, a symphony of honking horns and distant sirens that never seemed to cease. The sun beat down on the concrete jungle, reflecting off the towering skyscrapers and casting harsh shadows across the bustling streets. Lucas at a corner of a restaurant in the busy street of the city.
It was early in the morning and he watched men dressed smartly in their office wear rushing to work. The bus were crowded, the people pushing in to get first and their neatly ironed dress getting ruined in the process.
Back then during his days as a kid till when he was pizza guy he believed that the rich and wealthy made use of the bus and train station. Then the private beautiful cars were just for the movies. But now his conception abo
