Wilbur''s next stop in Elberta was a ce named Fenler.


    Due to the goods stolen from Selby, and Rabbick''s corpse being in the freezer, there was no space for them to store any food. Thus, Wilbur, Betty, and Monica would get a bite to eat at every stop, as well as get some rest.


    The message on Rabbick''s phone made no mention of Fenler and there were none of Mondorra''s forces here either, Wilbur followed Monica and Betty to a diner for some food.


    "A flower for you, sir? These twodies will only look even more beautiful with a flower in their hands!"


    Upon reaching the diner, Wilbur and the others were approached by a little girl trying to sell them the flowers in her basket.


    Wilbur was a little surprised at the fact that there were all these flowers in such freezing cold weather.


    However, he could not bring himself to buy flowers for the two women he was with.


    Wilbur had no ulterior motives with Monica and Betty in the slightest despite the fact that they were quite beautiful for their age.


    Buying them flowers would only cause them to overthink and mistake it as a gesture of affection.


    Wilbur asked for ten dors from Betty and tossed it into the little girl''s basket. "I won''t buy any flowers, but you can have this for your hard work."


    He turned and headed into the diner after that.


    Betty and Monica exchanged nces, but there was nothing they could do about it. After all, they were here to find their daughters instead of a vacation.


    As they entered the diner, they did not see the little girl take out a photo from her pockets. She peered long and hard at it, before running into the dark alley by the side.


    The little girl wove through the dark alley, making one final turn before her eyes lit up.


    She was standing at the entrance of arge ntation with a greenhouse.


    The girl set the basket down, clutching the photo tightly before running to the house on the ntation and knocking on the door.


    "Mister Enoff, Mister Enoff! I found who you were looking for!" she shouted, overwhelmed with emotion.


    The door opened with a loud creak, and a middle-aged man wearing a mask over half his face to cover his singed skin.


    "Good girl! Are you sure you got the right guy?"


    Mister Enoff bent down to stroke Leia, the little girl, on the head.


    "I''m sure, Mister Enoff! He''s the guy in the photo, and he''s eating at the diner next


    to the gas station. He''s just like you describe him, Eastern features with two beautiful women by his side!"