Cindy kept her phone and laid on her bed as she drifted to sleep.
Meanwhile, at the new house, Peter had gathered all the clothes that had dried, and he set to travel.
He packed all of Cindy's clothes in her box, keeping the house neat, and he went to his room to sleep.
Shortly after, he slept off on the bed.
The next day, Peter traveled home to his father's house in the village by bus.
As he got to the village where he had grown up, Peter was taken aback by surprise at how the area had changed.
The roads that led down to his father's house had been fixed, and the street was less bumpy.
Arriving at his father's house, as Peter still recognized the area, the compound was filled with people as there was jubilation in the air, and Peter remembered that the following Saturday was his si
