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Chapter 65: Letters
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2024-10-29 19:42:56A year and a half has flown by and Luke realizes he created a few menus on his sleeves while utilizing the limited resources they have at the island. The once crawling pups are now walking around the house but wobbling while leaning on everything for support.
Little by little, he becomes aware of what he wants in the future, thinking of what makes him happy and at the same time, earning a bit while staying at home to look after his beautiful daughters.
One morning when Leo and Luke are seated across from each other while having their coffee.
“What do you think of opening a restaurant here?”
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