12-09-2019, 09:31 PM
There are no fliers, no criers, little to draw attention to the whole thing. News gets around mostly by word of mouth, which is common enough in the city. Sudbury is no exclusion to this. With all the talk surrounding the recent strife and elections it barely comes across as a dull murmur in the bustle and day-to-day struggle of the slum folk. Still, against all odds, there's just a little bit of good news.
Chatter circulates about another soup kitchen opening up in the streets of the less fortunate parts of Orsona. It offers a few amenities to those in need; a warm meal and, a modest place to eat in relative peace, and bunks are all offered to those who are used to doing without.
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There's not much spoken of about who funds it, why it's there, but gossip is sure to circulate in time to fill in those gaps. What's known is that it is there, situated on one of the quieter streets of Sudbury west of the shops and the open field where some of the local riff-raff enjoy squaring off.
Chatter circulates about another soup kitchen opening up in the streets of the less fortunate parts of Orsona. It offers a few amenities to those in need; a warm meal and, a modest place to eat in relative peace, and bunks are all offered to those who are used to doing without.
There's not much spoken of about who funds it, why it's there, but gossip is sure to circulate in time to fill in those gaps. What's known is that it is there, situated on one of the quieter streets of Sudbury west of the shops and the open field where some of the local riff-raff enjoy squaring off.
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Its doors are open.