The Protector (The Return Of The God of War) novel Chapter 948

Levi Garrison: The Return of the God of War [The Protector] Chapter 948

Logan’s plan was simple.

It was to restrict every aspect of Levi and Emma’s lives, making their lives in the city unbearable.

That way, they would willingly leave on their own.

“Grandma, let’s put this plan into action immediately!” Logan exclaimed. Just watch, Levi! I’ll make it so that you and that wh*re of a mother of yours can’t do anything in South City!

A few days passed, and Emma had gradually gotten used to life in South City.

After she made breakfast for Levi in the morning, she went to the market nearby to buy fresh meat and vegetables for dinner.

After she picked out the vegetables, she handed them to the stall owner.

He was just about to weigh them when he got a good look at Emma’s face.

“No, I can’t sell these to you!” He immediately took them back.

“Huh?” Emma was startled.

That was strange.

Why would he not sell them to me?

However, she did not let it get to her and went to the stall next to it.

To her surprise, she was met with the same response. “Leave!” The stall owner chased her away.

She noticed that the other stall owners acted as if they had seen a ghost whenever they laid their eyes upon her, and they all avoided her like the plague.

It was at this moment that she realized that something was wrong.

She walked to the other end of the market, far away from where she was.

“I’m not selling these today!” Yet another stall owner yelled as soon as he saw her.

She was puzzled. “Aren’t they buying it?” She pointed at the other customers at the stall. “So why can’t I?”

“You’re right. I can sell my vegetables to anyone, just not you! Go away! Don’t disrupt my business!” The stall owner chased Emma away forcibly.

Emma wandered around the market, exasperated.

It was as if she was on some kind of blacklist- for everyone in the city.

She could not even board a bus or taxi.

It seemed as though someone had made it so that it would be impossible for her to go about her life in the city.

It was a cloudy day, and her illness was already acting up.

She wandered around aimlessly on the streets while bearing with the pain.

Gradually, the terrible pain built up, leaving her forehead full of sweat.

Her knees buckled and she could not even walk.

With great difficulty, she finally found a pharmacy and hurriedly entered it.

She grabbed some medicine to alleviate her symptoms.

“Get out! You’re not welcome here!”