I'm A Quadrillionaire

So, perhaps following Master Jagger was a good choice.

Although she would not get a status, at least she did not have to worry about survival or going hungry.

At the same time, it could also help the thousands of villagers in Village Pescado.

So, it could be considered a good place to end up.

A week later, the group returned to Village Pescado.

Peach said nothing in those seven days. She was in sharp contrast to when she first left. It was like they were two different people.

Cy knew that she had not thought this through, and she could not accept such a result.

However, what could they do?

They agreed to Master Jagger, and it was too late to change their minds.

Moreover, if they changed their minds, what would happen to the thousands of villagers in Village Pescado?

work could still survive, but the old and weak, the women and children,

of his trusted aides to inform the villagers that an emergency village meeting was

left in Village Pescado, so they had to rush to Village Pott as soon

to Village Pott

relocating on such a large scale, they would definitely need more time. Maybe even more

and they could not delay this any

of food and they had not

fine for the youngsters to starve for a few days, but children and the elderly were much weaker, so they would surely

go to the emergency meeting, but instead, she quietly went

she looked at David, still unconscious on the bed, she burst into tears

on David

few days, she had just cried silently. She did not dare to cry out loud in case her grandfather heard her. Now,

to release all the grievances in

David’s chest was soaked

have time to come back to see you in the future. Maybe this farewell means we will never see each other again for the rest of our lives. I want to talk to you and listen to your voice so badly. Too bad my

act if I get to know you too. Don’t worry, I will always remember you. I was the happiest when I took care of you. Every day, I will wake up and go to sleep with your face in my mind. I think this is

it slowly. I know we are not from the

David’s chest as she sobbed and