Chapter 103: Dont give up (1/2)

Chapter 103: Don’t give up

The streets of Chavley had beco worse by the second Multiple shops and businesses that were open late had no choice but to close up Unfortunately, so them to make quite the loss in the process

However, this had caused a certain developh not one of the most affluent areas, was nevertheless under the control of the Underdogs Many of those businesses either directly belonged to the gang or were at least affiliated with theroup, the owners had no other choice but to pay the Underdogs a percentage of their profits to keep operating

Usually this would be a big enough deterrent for anyone else to mess with their businesses, but today that clearly wasn’t the case The red and grey colour gang had come over to wreak havoc so they naturally didn’t care about any such conventions

Of course, this had led toup their phones to contact the one group they had never believed they would, asking the to hold up their end of the deal and deliver on the ‘protection’ they were forced to pay for

One of the businesses that was most affected by this was a local twenty four supermarket It was medium in size, with several aisles that sold all the necessities It even had its own bakery section However, today it looked nothing like it would usually have

The aisles with expensive electronics wereThe same was true for the alcohol aisle, as well as snacks of all things Although it seemed to be limited to what the looters’ hands could carry as it was clearly so that had been planned beforehand

Inside the store itself, the employees had followed the protocol of such a situation and had attempted to flee into the supply room However, one panicked eues and had sealed the reinforced door behind her, leaving the others to fend for their lives

Three employees had been left behind the door One of therey in his hair, as well as his beard When his two fe the others to let therabbed aainst the freezer section

“Stay back, you fiends! I don’t own this store, so take whatever you want, just don’t hurt me!” The old man pleaded Alas, he could see the look in these eyes, they were looking at him not like a fellow human, but some toy It was clear to him that they were on so ht up in the chaos, and wanted to do what they knew they were not allowed to do under normal circumstances The next moment, one of them had thrown over a paint can

It had been impossible for the old man to watch them all and he had failed to notice it in tio of theround, before proceeding to steal fro and could see the sight happening in front of the as she saw this