Kelsey's statement left Robin speechless.

It seemed that there was no sanctuary left in this world.

Even this small island was plagued with such filth.

It appeared that the logic of sc*undrels was universal.

Seeing Robin's angry expression, Kelsey immediately apologized, "I'm sorry, sir. I got carried away and said things I shouldn't have. I shouldn't have shared my family's misfortune. It was very rude of me." Robin looked at Kelsey's apologetic look.

He sensed that she was a beautiful, sincere young woman with good manners.@@novelbin@@

"Are you a native? Have you ever left the island?" he asked.

Kelsey shyly nodded, "No, I've always lived here with my parents.

"Our family makes a living by selling food at the night market.

"I remember when I was very young, my father said our business was doing well, and he wanted to save up a lot of money to send me to school. But that good life was shattered five years ago. "During one of the major market inspections, my parents passed away, and our family was fined a large amount of money.

"The money we had saved was taken away, and I was left alone at home.

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