'Is it far deeper than I thought?' Ray thought after hearing the woman.
He had his doubts when he spoke with the landlord a few days ago, but he didn't think that this whole area was being evacuated so they could build a supermarket.
'From her words, one thing is confirmed: people were forced to leave their houses and businesses instead of doing so by their own choice.'
Her husband and son, who was a few years younger than Ray, came back after loading the truck. "Oh, you haven't left, big brother."
The boy said upon seeing Ray talking with his mother.
"Well, in a few days," Ray answered as he patted his head. "What about you? Finally moving out of this place?"
He teased, knowing the boy once asked his parents to leave the apartment and move to another place.
"I was just a kid at that time," the boy answered in embarrassment.
His father pulled his ears. "And you are still a kid. Now say goodbye to Ray. It's time to leave."
