Book2:KigdomIteDreams

amwhereverhefeltlikewithhiscart.Hewouldchatwiththeprostitutesatstreeters,searchthegarbagesfoodtofillhisstomadreusableitemshecoulduseorsellforpettycash.Bydawnhewouldbetiredafterawholenight’swanderingandwouldlookforaersomewheretojustliedownonthegroundandgotosleep.Brightnoonsunlightandnoisytraffiotaffecthimatall.Butnowthingsweredifferent.Hebecameblindandwasnolongerabletolivethenomadlifehewasusedto.Also,hehadtoshouldertheheavyresponsibilityofmakingasuccessofthebakerytoehelivelihoodofalotofpeople.Therefore,hislifehadturandstructured,waingacctoschedule.Henolongerhadtheluxuryofdoingwhateverhelikedwheneverhewaoonhisownwhim.Morefrustratingthanthatwas,atthiscriticaltimewhenhisKingdomwasfacedwithalife-