When the two of them arrived back at the cottage, Ashton and Disha were still laughing. That was until Disha informed him that Ashton was practically screwed now.
"It might not have been your fault, but I think it's better if you don't visit the merchants anymore," Disha said with utmost seriousness, "The merchants are very vindictive, and either way I don't think anyone would be willing to sell anything to you after what happened."
"Wait what!? None of them? But why?"
Ashton thought it would be fair if the shop they visited refused to sell stuff to him. But the thought that the entire market will boycott him was quite excessive and absurd.
"You ruined a man's business. Do you really think anyone else would try to host you and risk suffering to the same fate?" Disha shrugged her shoulders, "It is what it is, boya."
