We only regret the rides we didn't take.
But Zane wasn't sure if he would regret taking one this time.
He had seen poverty. Or more like poverty had seen him.
The loss of one coin was like the loss of a parent.
Zane thought Jammy wanted that coin for some other reason. He didn't know what that reason could be but he definitely hadn't guessed that he wanted that coin to throw it away.
But before Zane could express his anger fully, Jammy revealed the coin was a fee.
Fee for what? Zane asked the obvious question and before Jammy could answer, some movements took place in the water.
Everyone turned vigilant.
But Jammy remained calm.
Seeing the janitor not panicking, Zane also took it easy and waited for whatever was taking place.
Soon, it looked like something was emerging from the water. Zane wasn't sure how to describe it.
As seconds passed, everyone became sure that something was really coming out from the water.
