Chapter 67: Simplicity or Materialistic

“DAD! What is this present you got me? A new car again? You know I can’t use it,” I said to my father as I noticed the newly parked automobile in the garage.

I’m not sure how many times I’ll tell Dad that he doesn’t need to give me costly stuff like vehicles, watches, clothes, shoes, or anything else because I’m not a materialistic person.

I understand that at my age, my peers would want to be gifted in this manner by their parents, but I am not one of them. I would rather want my parents not to spend money on me to buy luxurious items.

I would rather work hard than depend on my parents to provide for my needs. What’s the point of being old and strong if I keep relying on my parents like I’m a spoilt brat who always has to buy toys to be happy?

When I heard Dad’s heavy footsteps approaching, I rushed to meet him. I noticed he had just gotten