If they didn't spend all this money, they could keep spending it the next time they came.
The Afterlife's bartender still had that much integrity.
They left the Afterlife on the basement level and came up to the surface.
Feeling the bleak autumn wind, Su Xiao couldn't help tightening the collar of his white trench coat.
He glanced at the homeless man rummaging through the trash and casually tossed a five-euro bill over.
Amid the man's profuse thanks, Su Xiao got into the Delamain Taxi parked by the roadside.
Then he dialed a number.
"Rebecca? Are you free now? We can do that thing I promised you earlier. Where should we meet?"
PS: 8,000 words today, equivalent to four updates of a 2,000-word mini-chapter.
Not having to work felt strangely subtle in a way that was hard to describe.
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Chapter Sixty-Two Rebecca: Listen to Me Say Thank You (4K)
Harmonious Park, northern The Glen, Heywood.
Brilliant sunlight bathed the park, while the grass and trees swayed gracefully in the gentle breeze.
A loli in an oversized coat sat on one of the benches provided for visitors.
Her snow-white legs extended from beneath the coat, a pleasing sight to behold.
The loli wore an impatient expression.
Sitting on the bench, she restlessly looked this way and that.
But the moment she saw the young man walking slowly toward her, the impatience vanished from her face.
Rebecca sprang down from the bench.
"Su! Over here!"
She quickly ran up to Su Xiao. "Are you tired? Thirsty? Hungry? Do you want me to buy you something to eat or drink? What do you like to eat? What do you like to drink?"
Seeing Rebecca trying so hard to curry favor with him,
Su Xiao immediately understood why she was