Elder Kinston's Exclusive Sweet Wife

The two of them walked to the stall, and the vendor glanced at Kyle Kinston and Mabel Quinn’s attire, seemingly a bit surprised, "Do you two want... skewers?" After all, they didn’t look like the usual people who buy skewers.

Especially Kyle Kinston in his immaculate suit and the aura he exuded, even though the vendor didn’t know who the man was, he could tell that this man had a distinguished status.

Kyle Kinston said nothing, merely lost in thought while looking at the skewers, Mabel Quinn smiled at the vendor and said, "Yes, let’s have a few skewers." As she spoke, she picked a few skewers.

The vendor quickly started grilling them, then said, "That’ll be 10 yuan in total."

Mabel Quinn took out Money, and a little boy by the vendor’s side accepted a hundred yuan bill, then carefully counted out nine ten-yuan bills to give back to Mabel Quinn.

"Is he your child?" Mabel Quinn asked casually.

"Yes, his school is nearby, and he comes running here after school. I tell him to do his homework properly, but he insists on helping me."

"I’ll do my homework later," said the little boy, "We’re busy with business now, I need to help mom first!"

The vendor chuckled helplessly, but within that smile was satisfaction with the child’s consideration.

"When I grow up, I want to earn a lot of Money to buy a big house for my parents to live in!" said the little boy, with a determination beyond his years on his youthful face.

Mabel Quinn couldn’t help but sigh; perhaps sometimes it’s true that children from poor families mature early.

"Mere determination is not enough," Kyle Kinston said, looking at the boy, "Anyone can have determination, but the key is how far you can go to realize your determination."

The little boy looked at Kyle Kinston, somewhat grasping and somewhat not.

"What can you sacrifice for your determination?" Kyle Kinston asked.

The little boy thought for a moment and said, "I can work hard my whole life to give my parents a good life, so what I would sacrifice is basically my entire life, right?"

Mabel Quinn was a bit surprised that a child could have such filial piety, which is very rare, especially with the earnest expression he wore while saying this.

"Your whole life?" Kyle Kinston smiled gently, "Do you love your parents very much?"

"Of course, my parents love me very much, and I love them just as much." The boy nodded earnestly.

At this moment, the vendor had finished grilling the skewers and handed them to Mabel Quinn and Kyle Kinston respectively. Mabel Quinn said, "You are very lucky to have such a son."

"Not really, but my son is quite sensible." The vendor smiled.

Mabel Quinn and Kyle Kinston walked back toward the car, eating the grilled skewers as they went. She once thought skewers were quite tasty, but eating them now lacked the flavors of the past.

Perhaps as the years go by and we consume more, many foods once deemed delicious no longer satisfy.

"I really hate my parents," Kyle Kinston’s voice suddenly sounded beside her.

Mabel Quinn looked up at the person next to her, only to see a touch of desolation on his face. Hate them? Or perhaps it should be called longing. He had always longed for his parents’ love.

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