Felix smiled apologetically. "I'm sorry, but my phone has no signal. I promise to come and pay you back when it's back."

When he came out of the supermarket, there were a few more people around Lena. They took the initiative to help Felix hold his bags.

The enthusiasm, at least in their eyes, seemed genuine. Honestly, in today's society, it was a miracle that neighbors would even help each other, especially since Damien was a useless nobody.

When they got home, Lena and a few of the townsfolk cleaned the house again without Felix asking. Soon, the house looked brand new.

After a while, someone came over with a lot of food, cigarettes, alcohol, and many other necessities.

"This is too much!" Felix said, a little embarrassed.

Lena smiled. "Damien, our town has changed dramatically now. To tell you the truth, as long as you don't leave town from now on, you don't have to spend a single penny on your future expenses."

Felix pretended to be ecstatic. "Is that true? Aunt Lena, that's