 Antonyms For Scavenger 📥 📍
“What do I owe you?” she asked.
And that was it. The word he’d been searching for. antonyms for scavenger
“Someone said you fix things,” she whispered. “My plant… I can’t afford a new one.” “What do I owe you
He held up a pocket watch he’d just fixed for a farmer whose father had carried it through a war. The hands were moving again, counting out seconds like small, steady gifts. counting out seconds like small
The word stuck to him like mud on a raincoat. Scavenger. Feeder on the dead. Picker of bones and broken things.
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