Chapter 811

"No, thanks. I like playing by myself," Mason replied, recalling how he had always lost to Damon in their previous games.

He had no desire to play building blocks with him again.

Damon wasn't offended by his son's rejection. Smiling, he raised an eyebrow and asked, "Are you afraid of losing to me?"

Mason shot him a glance but didn't respond—his expression clearly said, "Do you really need to ask?"

"Buddy, as a boy, you should face challenges bravely and keep trying until you finally beat me," Damon coaxed.

Mason didn't even look up as he stacked another block. "Daddy, there's a saying about knowing when to back off. I play with building blocks for fun. If I keep losing to you in every game, it just makes me unhappy and defeats the purpose of playing."

Damon was momentarily taken aback by Mason's words, feeling uncharacteristically speechless.

After a few seconds, he finally spoke up. "Buddy, I want to know what happened at school today. Can you tell me about it?"

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