Chapter 48: The Person Who Received the Promise

This was Yu Fei's first time coming to Cleveland, and it felt just like Kent City to him.

His generation couldn't imagine that, half a century ago, Cleveland was one of the most important cities in the United States.

As Yu Fei and DiMio traveled through the city by taxi, the old stores along the streets would always play Ian Hunter's "Cleveland Rocks."

This was a song written in the 70s, a golden era for rock music.

But to Fei, the song was no different from noise; neither the melody nor the tune was pleasant to listen to, and the lyrics were quite strange.

"Mom knows but doesn't care,

She's got her own worries,

Seven kids and a phony affair,

And the rent is due.

All the little girls with deep red lipstick are growing up,

Cleveland rocks, Cleveland rocks."

The perplexing lyrics, coupled with the demonic chorus—the line "Cleveland rocks" must have been repeated fifty-eight times if not a hundred.