Chapter 23: The Seed of Hope! (Please vote for the monthly ticket~)_2

He too was barely able to bear it.

The atmosphere inside the car was quiet.

So quiet it was oppressive.

In the end, it was Esther who had just suggested a ten-minute break who again proposed to drive.

Edmund did not object.

Kuike was the second person, a single father, living with a five-year-old boy after his wife had long disappeared from his life.

When Edmund and Esther arrived at the entrance of the kindergarten, they saw a boy much sturdier than his peers, standing at the gate with perfect posture, eyes fixed straight ahead, like a little soldier.

"Kuike really isn't a good father."

Edmund said.

"Yes."

Esther nodded in agreement.

"Uncle Edmund, Uncle Esther."

The little boy greeted them with a rather stiff address.

"Little kids should smile."

"Remember..."

"Did my dad have an accident?"

The little boy interrupted Esther, who was about to say something.

Esther looked at the little boy in surprise.