CHAPTER 49

Benjamin walked out of the church with a slightly less burdened heart than before. As he drove to the Rye’s Pizzas, he noticed Devon entering a casino. “Why’s he going in there?” Benjamin wondered but didn’t bother too much as he was already tight on time.

His first order today was into a bad neighborhood where even the police would think twice before entering. There was little to no traffic in the neighborhood. He reached the destination, an old house that wasn’t being properly cared for. There was a dog tied to a tree in the garden, and it looked malnourished. The rope around its neck had left a deep scar in the flesh, which had begun to rot.

Seeing Benjamin, the dog began barking with the little strength it got. Benjamin ignored the dog and reached the front door. The was no door bell, so he knocked on the door three times. The door opened and Blackbear was standing on the other side of the doorframe, wearing a pleasant smile on his face.

“Sir, your delivery,” Benjamin gave the three pizza parcels. Blackbear gave him a hundred dollar bill and told him to keep the change. Benjamin thanked him in return, but then said, “ Sir, your dog… it’s going to die soon if you leave it like that.” “So?” Blackbear raised one of his brows and also a corner of his mouth. “You want me to give it a pizza or what?”

Benjamin didn’t know what to say, but then he took out some money and gave it to Blackbear. This amount equaled the tip Benjamin had given him, so Blackbear understood Benjamin’s intentions straight away.

“I’m going to give you one star,” Blackbear said in a rigid tone. “Thank you,” Benjamin said “Hmph,” Blackbear shut the door in his face.

was again given one star. When he returned to the Rye’s Pizzas, Christopher was already sharing the news with other employees. A seven-star deliverer receiving just

Benjamin, however, didn’t answer.

from me, but you can’t escape from the chairman,” Christopher said. “He’s going to call you before the day ends. Be prepared to give excuses, keke. Despite Christopher’s negative remarks, Benjamin was calm and proceeded to do his job. He successfully delivered the orders

end of his shift, he received a call from Samael.

you because, you know, you received two low ratings, and I

what I want to say,” Samael said, “but don’t repeat this again, Mr. Benjamin. You should put your job before everything else. Even if you see a person suffering from

Benjamin couldn’t say yes.

you saying anything?”

if the person suffering from a heart

but let’s be practical. If you want to put food on the table, you have to sacrifice some part of your humanity. That’s just the way the world works. If you aren’t selfish, you can’t survive. I bought Rye’s

I do, but… “No buts. If you want to do charity work, this ain’t the job for you, so think about it.” Saying that, Samael ended the

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