Don't you think you retired too early?

Sean didn’t seem to welcome Zayden. When he realized no one was behind Zayden, he immediately turned away, acting as if the man in front of him was not his grandson but a stranger. Because Jones was too embarrassed to meditate between them, Rose had to be the one who told Zayden the brutal reality. “I told you before, my dear nephew, that the Collins never keep Idle men. Because you have not worked in years, you must bring your family with you whenever you come here.” “Really? Am I idle?” Zayden asked, his gaze calmly fixed on Rose. Meeting his gaze, Rose shrank behind Sean, shivering with fear. To be honest, she was the idlest member of the family. Zayden was not here to gossip, so he said, “Grandpa, I need to talk to my mom.” “Go on,” Sean replied, not raising his head. After Zayden walked into the house, Rose drew a chair and sat down. She smiled and said to Sean, “Are not you being a little harsh on Zayden, Dad? He only comes here once in a while.” “What? Do you think I’m too harsh