A Burly Man in Black

Jack had not met Edmond for a long time.

During this time, Jack had been hiding everywhere. In Edmond's heart, there was a world of difference between the Uncle Jack in front of him and the one in the past.

The feeling of a child was the same as that of an adult, and it was also somewhat different.

A child was straightforward, or perhaps it could be said that a child would naturally show his fears.

Because a child did not know how to control his emotions.

The panic in Edmond's heart was completely exposed to Jack's eyes.

Jack was a native American. He had not shaved for a few days and was like a kiwi. His eyes were deep like an ocean. Now he was staring at Edmond, which made Edmond quite unnerving.

"Uncle Jack ..."

Jack finally said, "I won't hurt you, but you have to be obedient. You know, I like obedient children. You used to be a good boy and just keep on, okay?"