Chapter 20. Killing Every Woman

The striking heat of the sun didn’t stop William from working as a carpenter to gain funds. If he stopped, then his pocket would be empty. At that moment, he bent down and placed three aluminum tubes on his left shoulder, in a horizontal position, wanting to bring them to the house under construction. He was one of the carpenters. He moved three steps to the side, glimpsing that the house had already been formed and would be finished in a few days. However, he didn’t see that as he moved, there was a guy he hit on the head, standing on the back. He just realized it happened when he felt an impact.

Thus, he moved his head and said, “Sorry, I didn’t mean to hurt your head. Hope you are just fine.”

He was about to come closer to make sure the guy was okay. Nonetheless, he was stunned as soon as the guy glared at him while his eyes turned red, which stunned William. He froze from his standing, pointing his finger at the guy, and couldn’t believe it had happened in front of h