Chapter Eleven

The day ends and the dreary night begins. Already, it was now approaching days and still there was no sign of her anywhere around the neighborhood of Herbiscus in its entirety. Now, Broderick was so concerned about the fact that he might go bankrupt should he continued with his stay in the Hotel Herbiscus. Just the few couple of days he had spent there and he could guess that his account was overdrawn beyond half the amount of money in it. He had to check out in other to go and book a less expensive hotel right in the other side of town; the seemingly ghetto area down the street off the highway, where he could afford it's bill at ease. Though had many worries already before now, yet he was not afraid to do as he pleased in this unfamiliar territory; and each noon day, after a nap he did take it upon himself to stand in the balcony with pleasure to watch the large crowds of people that are trooping in and out of the city garden park - anchor hood. And especially in the evening, that pu