Chapter 78

Robert Washington was already tired of complaining about how traveling to Mexico was affecting his mood.

In general, he used to enjoy warm and sunny places, but he had a big difference between the tropical climate of Hawaii and the dry land streets of the Mexican deserts. Rob had said for the thousandth time that for all the flanks he looked, he only felt like an immigrant on the run, and that feeling that way should not be fair to someone else who had plans to enjoy a well-deserved vacation. Bob, his best friend, spent the entire trip complaining about Rob's complaints, saying that he would not get to the nearest restaurant if he kept listening to Rob complain the way he sweated. Dany, their best friend, and the only one who still thought like an adult, complained even more about their complaints, saying that the trip would have been much more pleasant if they had chosen more comfortable clothes and left the bad one in Detroit.

Robert looked at Dany with a sour exp