Chapter 421

Lindsay stayed quiet. "Dad, Mom, we're all at home tonight. I want to talk to you guys about something," Perseus said. "I've bought a house to commemorate the marriage, but it's small. I plan to buy a big villa, and we can all move in together. It'll be so lively. "Dad, Mom, you don't need to set up stalls in the morning now. You'll just send Vincent to school and pick him up after. Spend more time with Vincent and take him to parks. "You can even do some morning exercises. If you get bored, I can buy a dog for you to keep as a pet. Then, you can take the dog on walks—" Perseus was determined to end his parents' suffering—no more setting up stalls and shining shoes every morning. They might occasionally meet a pleasant customer, but most people were disrespectful and condescending. Lindsay interrupted Perseus, saying, "Don't buy a big villa. We don't want to live with you youngsters. Besides, what would your Aunt Gabriella say if you did buy a villa? She'll be jealous, thinking