LEAVE EVERYTHING

Almost every week they drink the blood of all poisonous animals. Especially the blood of all kinds of snakes.

Justine smiled at Ronnie's words about Brown. Whatever experience Justine had gained from the two of them to make his body strong and able to face any danger, whether the danger is from humans or from beasts though.

"Do you remember when you fought a tiger? At that time I was very worried that you would not be able to beat the tiger. But unexpectedly, you can easily defeat that tiger." said Ronnie with a smile still remembering how Brown deliberately made the tiger angry so that the tiger chased Justine.

Justine is smiling again, really miss the sweet and challenging days of living with Ronnie and Brown in the woods to hide from the pursuit of the person who killed his parents.

"Justine, listen to me," Ronnie said with a serious face.

Justine straightened his back when he saw Ronnie's serious face.

"As long as you go to military school there, you have to be smart and shrewd. Everyone can think you are stupid, but you must be able to use your condition as your way out. Do you understand what I mean Justine?" Ronnie said with a deep look.

Justine looked back at Ronnie and then nodded his head while holding Ronnie's hand.

"I will always be careful to read the situation there. Uncle Ronnie doesn't worry." Ronnie said using sign language with a serious face.

"It's good that you understand, now go to sleep. Tomorrow morning you have to leave early." Ronnie said feeling sad to be separated from Justine.

Justine nodded his head then got up from his seat and walked slowly upstairs to his room.

Arriving in the room, Justine looked around the room which was not too big.

There are several photos of him and his parents, as well as photos of his time with Ronnie and Brown hanging on the bedroom wall.

In silence, Justine took the photo of his parents that was on the table.

Justine's eyes couldn't take their eyes off the photo he was holding.

"Dad, Mom, right now I still can't take revenge for your deaths. But I promise after I go to school there I will find out where that person is. I'll teach him a lesson he won't forget." Justine said while wiping the tears that flowed from the corners of his eyes.

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Morning....

Justine wakes up very early and finishes his daily tasks quickly then fills his mornings with jogging and vigorous exercise.

After spending his morning with a lot of exercises Justine returned home to get ready to leave for New York.

"Justine, did you finish your workout? why don't you just rest before leaving," said Ronnie while preparing breakfast for Justine.

"I'm used to morning exercise, not used to a leisurely life like other people," Justine said in sign language as he sat on a chair and then sipped the honey milk Ronnie had prepared.

"Good Just, very good for you to instill positive things in your life journey," said Ronnie, staring at Justine's stern face down from his father.

Justine nodded her head firmly, confirming Ronnie's words as he took the rice for breakfast.

"Bring lunch for the trip later, who knows you're hungry," said Ronnie already preparing a pack of rice for Justine's lunch.

Again Justine nodded his head while enjoying his breakfast with the grilled carp menu.

"Thank you, Uncle Ronnie," Justine said in sign language.

Ronnie nodded his head with a smile as he rubbed Justine's shoulder and walked out of the house. It was really hard for him to be separated from Justine, whom he considered his son.

Justine just stared at the sadness on Ronnie's face. What his Uncle felt, he felt it too, but he had to be strong to seek justice for the death of his parents.

While holding his breath, Justine continued to eat quickly so he could get to the airport in the city.

After finishing his meal and clearing everything on the table. Justine grabbed her suitcase and walked out to his Uncle who was waiting in the pickup.

"You didn't forget to bring your lunch, right?" Ronnie asked in a hoarse voice.

Justine smiled while showing the stock in his hand.

"Good, let's hurry up," Ronnie said with teary eyes.

Without replying to Ronnie's words, Justine threw his suitcase behind him then he got into the pickup sitting next to Ronnie.

"Uncle, we have to hurry to the airport before the plane arrives," Justine said in sign language while looking at his watch.

"Don't worry, we'll get to the city faster," said Ronnie, driving his car towards the river and forest so he could get to the city faster.

"Uncle, are we taking a shortcut?" Justine asked, holding on to the iron railing above.

The rattling of the car didn't stop Ronnie from running his car quickly.

Justine laughed happily feeling his Uncle's company one last time.

"How's Justin? You still acknowledge my greatness right?" asked Ronnie after exiting the shortcut and returning to the large highway that had entered the city limits.

Justine smiled giving his thumbs up with a look of admiration at his Uncle who he could say is his idol, Rambo.

Ronnie smiled feeling happy to be having fun with Justine one last time.

Arriving at the airport parking lot, Ronnie stopped the car and then looked at Justine.

"Justine, you're an adult I'm not going to drive you into the airport as I drove you to school when you were a kid. Take good care of yourself, and listen to every bit of Brown's advice." Ronnie said with teary eyes.

Justine nodded his head and then hugged Ronnie very tightly as if he didn't want to part.

"Uncle must take care of your health, I promise you we will meet again," Justine said with sign language staring into his Uncle's face.

Ronnie nodded his head while patting Justine's cheek repeatedly.

"I keep your promise. Go and don't look back again." Ronnie said then turned his gaze to another direction so that he could let Justine go.