Chapter 478

Felix understood everything just by looking at Joshua's expression. He patted his shoulder and said, "Your mom is very worried about you. She sensed that you were unhappy from the moment you came back."

After all, a mother would know her child best.

No matter how well you disguised it, parents could see through all your pretenses.

"I'm fine," Joshua said.

Felix asked, "Doesn't it hurt?"

"The pain I feel is nothing compared to the grievances Cynthia endured in the past." Joshua looked into the distance. The city was enveloped in darkness, and even though the city lights were bright, only the sun could truly illuminate the sky.

Similarly, only Cynthia could dispel the darkness in his heart.

Having heard his response, Felix did not say anything more. As their children got older, there were certain things they had to handle on their own, and they had to bear the consequences themselves.

That night, the city was aglow with countless lights, but Joshua lying in bed felt cold.

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