134. Another Life

At the Native Home

It had been eight months since Oliver left the village, and had acquired enough skill to run the Daughters of Sarah Skill Acquisition Center and Shelter Home. The construction of the center had been completed, and the only work left was the furnishing. Evans had ordered for the furniture, and Oliver needed to be on ground to supervise it. Two days before the delivery of the goods, Oliver and Richard left for the village. Nevertheless, Uncle Emma and his family, including Mama, were happy to see him.

“You are welcome, my son,” they welcomed him one after the other.

“Thank you, Uncle Emma. Thank you, Mama,” he responded with glee.

“How are your aunt, and her family?”

“Everyone is fine, uncle. They sent their regards.”

“I see. I am happy with the changes in you.”

Oliver smiled shyly, and appreciated, “Thank you, Uncle.”

Thereafter, Uncle Emma, who was still agile, despite his age, accompanied him to the building, and they climbed to the third floor, while Obidiya, and