kcfgogbfalgfl
Auto-translated
Nevertheless, his feet led him to a rather strangely looking place amidst the well-maintained territory - an unfinished tower.
"Hey, kid," one of the workers, catching his breath, addressed Gideon, "it's dangerous here; a brick might fall on your head, and then you won't be doing any more studying."
Added 5 minutes later
- But they are also used for repeated use... - Vale thought, but decided not to voice his thought.
When he had the diary in his hands, he read a few random lines and spoke to his friends.
"You know, I heard that similar books are given to patients in mental hospitals, where they write or draw. It seems to be done to help the brain maintain its basic thinking functions or something," the young man shared. "And I think this is exactly such a book; just look at this nonsense."
"Won't you give a discount?" Vale asked the girl, "Because the item is not new and is partially written in."
Elliot said nothing.
"So maybe it's a plus, not a minus," the saleswoman replied to Vale's question, "look at the beautiful, neat handwriting and cute drawings."