To Keep a Homeless Mafia Boss
I needed his help, his perspective, his guidance.
Mabuti na lang at sinagot n'ya rin agad 'yung tawag.
“Mama Zyco,” I began, my voice hesitant, “Kamusta po kayo? I just wanted to ask if you’re free to visit Jelai. Hindi kasi s'ya sumasagot sa akin, eh. So, I just think of visiting her instead na lang. I know she’s back home in Leyte.”
There was a moment of silence, a heavy silence that hung in the air, a silence that felt charged with unspoken anxieties. Then, Mama Zyco’s voice, usually so vibrant and full of life, was subdued, tinged with a sadness that sent a shiver down my spine.
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